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31. If they come to your home, they need a judicial warrant.

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Yes, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) needs a warrant signed by a judge to enter your home, unless you give them consent or they have probable cause for a criminal arrest. You have the right to not open the door or let them in without a valid judicial warrant. An administrative warrant signed by an ICE official is not enough to enter your home.

Your rights if ICE comes to your door
Do not open the door:

You are not obligated to let them in unless they have a judicial warrant.

Ask for identification and a warrant: Ask the officers to show you their credentials and a warrant through a window or peephole. The warrant must be signed by a judge and must list your correct address and name.

Do not consent: Opening your door can be seen as giving consent for them to enter and search. If they do not have a warrant, simply state, "I do not consent to your entry" and keep the door closed.

Do not lie or sign documents: Do not lie or produce false documents, and do not sign anything without speaking to a lawyer first.

If they force their way in: Do not resist, and do not open the door to avoid a confrontation.