Definition of «federal immigration agents»

The term "Federal Immigration Agents" refers to officials who are responsible for enforcing and administering federal laws related to immigration, customs, and border control. These agents may work for various agencies such as U.S Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), or Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). They are authorized to conduct investigations, make arrests, and carry out deportation proceedings for individuals who have violated immigration laws.

Sentences with «federal immigration agents»

She promised new legislation that would deny federal immigration agents without warrants access to city schools, social service offices and sections of city buildings not open to the public. (observer.com)
The union representing New York court officers has advised members to cooperate with federal immigration agents amid an ongoing debate about ICE's presence in city courthouses. (nystateofpolitics.com)
The legislation will also require county authorities to ignore detainer requests from federal immigration agents for individuals being held at Westchester County Jail, unless the requests are accompanied by a judicial warrant. (harrisonreview.com)
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