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crime1d ago

ICE agents posed as police to enter a Columbia University apartment during a missing-child operation.
University officials criticized the tactic as it could erode trust in real cops during emergencies.
Columbia said cameras captured agents in the hallway showing photos of the alleged missing child.
DHS disputed parts of the university’s narrative, saying agents verbally identified themselves and wore badges.
Ellie Aghayeva, an international student, faced removal proceedings following the arrest.
The operation prompted protests at Columbia and drew attention from Democratic leaders and the president.
Experts warned deceptive tactics by police can undermine legitimacy and cooperation from communities.
Columbia described the incident as 'utterly unacceptable,' while DHS claimed agents acted within guidelines.
The case sparked debate about sanctuary policies and community trust in policing.
The disappearance of trust in police could affect cooperation in future emergencies, experts say.

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crime17h ago

Federal officers allegedly used a ruse to gain entry into a Columbia student’s apartment and arrest her.
The officers reportedly claimed they were police looking for a missing child, without presenting a warrant.
Civil liberties advocates say the entry could breach Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Columbia President Claire Shipman called the misrepresentation a breach of protocol.
A DHS spokesperson said the officers verbally identified themselves but did not share further details.
Columbia officials noted heightened security and staff reminders after the arrest.
The case adds to ongoing scrutiny of ICE ruses, which some lawmakers have challenged.
A federal judge in Los Angeles previously restricted deceptive entries by ICE, setting limits on ruses.
Experts warn there are limited remedies for constitutional violations in immigration cases.
The incident drew attention as part of broader debates over enforcement tactics during the Trump era.

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