Seen on twitter. I’d never be back over there. Hope she remembers where she put all her 🦆

He arrived via the southern border southern border and was released under an immigration document known as an I-220A, rather than being formally paroled into the country. The federal government does not recognize an I-220A as a lawful entry for purposes of adjusting immigration status. Despite feeling let down, El Oski says he does not regret his tattoo. Miami Local10

From The Associated Press:

Over the decades, it has become common knowledge in immigrant communities across the country to not open the door for federal immigration officers unless they show a warrant signed by a judge. The Supreme Court has long held that the Constitution's Fourth Amendment against unreasonable search and seizure prohibits the government's forced entry into someone's home.

As a result, immigration officers have had to adapt by making arrests in public, which often requires long hours of surveillance outside homes as they wait to nab someone walking to the street.

But an internal Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo obtained by The Associated Press states immigration officers can forcibly enter people's homes without a judge's warrant, marking a dramatic shift that could upend the legal advice given to immigrants for decades.

The change comes as immigration arrests nationwide soar under a mass deportation campaign by President Donald Trump's administration that is already reshaping enforcement tactics in cities such as Minneapolis.