A federal judge has ordered the director of ICE's Denver office to appear in court regarding allegations that the agency re-arrested detainees immediately after they were released, potentially violating judicial orders. This inquiry involves 14 individuals, including Ramon Quintero Alvarez, who was re-arrested shortly after his release. The Department of Homeland Security maintains that ICE's actions were lawful, while the judge has requested further details on the timing of these re-arrests.
Key facts
- Judge Charlotte Sweeney ordered ICE's Denver director to appear in court on November 7.
- The inquiry involves 14 individuals re-arrested after being released from detention.
- The DHS claims ICE complied with judicial orders regarding re-arrests.
- Ramon Quintero Alvarez was re-arrested shortly after his release on October 27.
- The government must submit requested information by 8 a.m. on November 7.
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