ICE可能要求在执行过程中对公民身份进行核查,从而引起对公民权利的关注。 ICE may require citizenship verification during enforcement, raising civil rights concerns.

2026年1月15日,国土安全部部长克里斯蒂·诺姆表示,ICE代理人可能要求个人,包括美国公民,在有针对性的执法行动中验证公民身份,特别是在嫌疑人附近或抗议活动中. On January 15, 2026, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said ICE agents may require individuals, including U.S. citizens, to verify citizenship during targeted enforcement operations, particularly near suspects or at protests. 该政策与行政命令和《外国人登记法》挂钩,引起人们对第四修正案和第一修正案违反情况的法律关切,专家警告说,该政策可能允许非法拘留,并阻止公民自由。 The policy, tied to an executive order and the Alien Registration Act, has sparked legal concerns over Fourth and First Amendment violations, with experts warning it could enable unlawful detentions and deter civil liberties. 这些言论是继在明尼阿波利斯发生的致命的ICE枪击事件之后, 一名法律观察员Renee Nicole Good参与其中, 并抗议联邦行动。 The remarks followed a deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis involving a legal observer, Renee Nicole Good, and protests over federal actions. 批评者争辩说,这项要求缺乏明确的标准,并有滥用的风险,特别是在没有合理怀疑的情况下。 Critics argue the requirement lacks clear standards and risks abuse, especially without reasonable suspicion.