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Immigration Agents Demand Tenant Information From Landlords, Stirring Questions and Confusion

HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 14 – The VISIBLE Act aims to increase transparency by requiring immigration officers to display identification amid a 700% rise in attacks on ICE agents, lawmakers say.

  • Atlanta attorney Eric Teusink revealed that immigration authorities are issuing subpoenas demanding landlords provide tenant records, including leases and IDs.
  • These subpoenas, some dated May 1 and signed by USCIS anti-fraud officers, raise legal uncertainties since they lack judicial approval for enforcement.
  • Experts like Tulane professor Stacy Seicshnaydre warn landlords face risks of overcompliance and possible violations of the Fair Housing Act if they comply without court orders.
  • Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin and others introduced the VISIBLE Act last week to require immigration officers to display clear identification and ban non-medical face coverings during enforcement.
  • The subpoenas and rising attacks on ICE agents, up 700% this year, highlight tensions around immigration enforcement, with critics seeing the VISIBLE Act as insufficient reform.
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Between June 6 and 22, immigration agents detained approximately 1,618 immigrants for deportation in the Southern California and Los Angeles areas, according to CalMatters. (Flickr/ICE) The raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Los Angeles began in early June and quickly sparked protests across the state. For weeks, masked agents have been arresting and detaining immigrants at car washes, construction sites, farms, bus stops, ch…

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• What you need to know in order to be able to make anonymous complaints against the actions of immigration agents.

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A video broadcast on social media shows ICE agents using an electric pistol against Deivi Molina-Peña inside a Walmart in Albuquerque. According to the agency, the immigrant was in the country without legal documentation and tried to flee entering the facility. During the arrest, the situation became violent, which led to the use of Taser. YOU CAN SEE: Serious news for undocumented immigrants: Supreme Court gives Trump the green light to deport …

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