Lawsuit Exposes Arbitrary ICE Arrests Undermining Due Process in San Diego
A lawsuit challenges ICE’s sudden arrests of immigrants complying with check-in orders, revealing troubling due process violations that threaten American values and border security.
In the heart of San Diego, a disturbing pattern has emerged that calls into question the integrity of our immigration enforcement system and its respect for due process under U.S. law. Chancely Fanfan, a Haitian immigrant with no criminal record who consistently complied with all court orders and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) check-ins, was abruptly arrested without explanation after following government instructions. This isn’t an isolated case. A newly filed lawsuit by the Center for Immigration Law and Policy and the Center for Human Rights & Constitutional Law exposes how dozens — likely over a hundred — of immigrants...
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