Adelanto ICE Processing Center. Photo courtesy of Congresswoman Julia Brownley. A federal judge blocked enforcement of the Trump administration’s seven-day notice requirement on congressional inspections of ICE facilities, finding the policy likely violated federal oversight law, but the administration is preparing a multi-pronged legal response that involves funding arguments, executive security claims, and potential Supreme Court intervention. The dispute began in December 2025, when a federal court struck down the Department of Homeland Security’s requirement that lawmakers provide seven days’ advance notice before visiting ICE detention sites. The ruling reaffirmed statutory protections allowing Congress to conduct surprise inspections as part… — Source: The Gateway Pundit – Read More
