ICE to Formalize Consideration of Military Service for Noncitizen Vets Facing Deportation

ICE Officially Considers Military Service When Deciding to Deport Non-Citizen Vets and Families - The Ohio Star

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced Tuesday that it will officially consider migrants' US military service before deciding whether to enforce civil immigration actions, such as deportation, against them or their family members.

ICE Announces It Will Consider Military Service in Deportation Decisions

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Tuesday announced it will take into account noncitizen person's U.S. military service ...

Military service to factor in immigration enforcement actions against noncitizens

Members of the U.S. military who are noncitizens will officially have their service used as a mitigating factor when faced with civil immigration enforcement actions.

ICE issues policy to consider immigrants' military service before taking enforcement action

ICE on Tuesday announced a policy to consider the U.S. military service of an illegal immigrant or their family members when considering enforcement action.

ICE agents directed to generally avoid deporting military veterans and their families

WASHINGTON (ICE / News Release) – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) today announced a new policy directive to consider U.S. military service when determining civil immigration enforcement actions against noncitizens. The implementation of ICE Directive 10039.2, Consideration of U.S. Military Service When Making Discretionary Determinations with Regard to Enforcement Actions Against Noncitizens, will provide […]

ICE agents directed to generally avoid deporting military veterans and their families

A 2019 government watchdog report found that ICE didn't know how many U.S. military veterans it had deported because of inconsistent record-keeping.