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RIP Fourth Amendment (1791-2025)

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  • The Supreme Court has long recognized that non-citizens may be detained for immigration purposes under a different legal framework than criminal suspects.
  • Civil detention for removal proceedings has been upheld when authorized by statute and carried out reasonably.

"Different legal framework" is about as vague as it gets. And unless there was some monumental Supreme Court case that none of us are aware of, they still need a judicial warrant to enter a residence. The only exceptions are if they are in "hot pursuit" of a suspect, believe that someone is in danger, or if someone invites them in. Those rights can't be negated with a memo.
 
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