Immigration Raid

An Immigration Raid is a law enforcement raid that targets locations to apprehend undocumented immigrants for immigration enforcement.

• AKA: Immigration Enforcement Raid, ICE Raid, Immigration Sweep, Workplace Immigration Raid.
• Context:
  • It can typically target Immigration Raid Workplace Locations employing immigration raid suspected undocumented workers.
  • It can typically involve Immigration Raid Multi-Agency Teams including immigration raid federal agents and immigration raid local officers.
  • It can typically use Immigration Raid Administrative Warrants for immigration raid entry authority.
  • It can typically result in Immigration Raid Mass Arrests of immigration raid detained individuals.
  • It can typically create Immigration Raid Community Fear affecting immigration raid immigrant communitys.
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  • It can often occur at Immigration Raid Construction Sites, immigration raid factorys, and immigration raid agricultural facilitys.
  • It can often employ Immigration Raid Unmarked Vehicles and immigration raid plain clothes agents.
  • It can often generate Immigration Raid Collateral Arrests of immigration raid non-targets.
  • It can often face Immigration Raid Legal Challenges regarding immigration raid constitutional violations.
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  • It can range from being a Small-Scale Immigration Raid to being a Large-Scale Immigration Raid, depending on its immigration raid operation size.
  • It can range from being a Workplace Immigration Raid to being a Residential Immigration Raid, depending on its immigration raid location type.
  • It can range from being an Announced Immigration Raid to being an Unannounced Immigration Raid, depending on its immigration raid advance notice.
  • It can range from being a Targeted Immigration Raid to being a Sweep Immigration Raid, depending on its immigration raid specificity.
  • It can range from being a Peaceful Immigration Raid to being a Forceful Immigration Raid, depending on its immigration raid execution method.
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  • It can be conducted by Immigration Enforcement Agencys like immigration raid ice and immigration raid border patrol.
  • It can be documented in Immigration Raid Reports detailing immigration raid arrest counts.
  • It can be influenced by Immigration Raid Policy Directives from immigration raid administration.
  • It can be monitored by Immigration Raid Advocacy Groups documenting immigration raid human rights concerns.
  • It can be regulated by Immigration Raid Legal Settlements establishing immigration raid procedural requirements.
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• Example(s):
  • Historical Immigration Raids, such as:
    • Palmer Raids (1919-1920) targeting radical immigrants.
    • Operation Wetback (1954) conducting mass deportation raids.
    • Postville Raid (2008) arresting 389 workers at agriprocessors plant.
  • Modern U.S. Immigration Raids, such as:
    • Mississippi ICE Raids (2019) arresting 680 workers at food processing plants.
    • Tennessee Meat Plant Raid (2018) arresting 97 workers.
    • 7-Eleven Raids (2018) targeting 98 franchise stores nationwide.
  • Workplace Immigration Raid Types, such as:
    • Agricultural Immigration Raids at farms and ranches.
    • Construction Immigration Raids at building sites.
    • Manufacturing Immigration Raids at factorys and plants.
    • Service Industry Immigration Raids at restaurants and hotels.
  • International Immigration Raids, such as:
    • UK Immigration Raids by uk immigration enforcement.
    • Australian Immigration Raids by australian border force.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Criminal Raids, which target criminal activity rather than immigration status.
  • Regulatory Inspections, which check compliance rather than arrest individuals.
  • Border Patrol Stops, which occur at border rather than interior locations.
  • Traffic Stops, which are routine enforcement rather than planned raids.
  • Voluntary Compliance Checks, which use audit rather than raid tactics.
• See: Law Enforcement Raid, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), Immigration Enforcement, Workplace Enforcement, Administrative Warrant, Collateral Arrest, Mass Arrest, Fourth Amendment, Due Process Right, Sanctuary City, Immigration Law, Human Rights Violation.

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