Leah Litman

So, you know, a business owner can restrict entry onto their premises.

So some businesses post signs, you know, ICE officers aren't allowed in with an administrative warrant rather than a judicial warrant.

You know, we have also seen ICE just frankly overpower, you know, individuals and barge in, you know, without warrants and whatnot.

But that's not to say, you know, business owners can't at least, you know, say this is the policy, you know, we're not allowing you in without some sort of judicial warrant.

Exactly.

And slowing it down is hugely helpful.

And then they can also refuse service to ICE officers, right?

Right.

No cookies for you.

You know, that also, you know, is going to minimize traffic in the store.

And so that, you know, it's something else that they can do.

So that too, right, isn't, you know, meaningless, you know, just saying like to make their lives more unpleasant.

Exactly.

Slowing it down.

So congressional oversight is supposed to be one check.

That's why we've seen representatives show up to ICE detention facilities and demand to inspect them.

That's also why this administration is pushing back on that, because they don't actually want any oversight.

They don't want it to come out

you know, what is happening in these detention facilities and detention centers.

But congressional oversight, congressional hearings, you know, if Congress sees something going on, they can yank back ISIS funding and say, look, okay, we are not going to give you this money unless you offer, you know, the following protections, you know, for people who you are arresting, detaining and stopping.