
Posted in In the News, Personal Injury, Safety Information on August 15, 2025
If ICE approaches you at home or work, you don’t have to open the door unless they present a judicial search warrant signed by a judge. You may refuse to answer questions about your immigration status and have the right to remain silent, even if you’re undocumented. You can refuse searches without a valid warrant and should stay calm and avoid sudden movements. If detained, request a lawyer and avoid signing documents. Document any injuries or property damage and seek legal help. BD&J offers free consultations for those injured by ICE, regardless of immigration status, and can help pursue compensation.