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  1. March 02, 2026

    DC Judge Pauses Advance Notice Rule For ICE Facility Visits

    A D.C. federal judge paused a Trump administration policy requiring lawmakers to give a seven-day advance notice for oversight visits to immigration detention centers, ruling Monday the lawmakers have shown irreparable injury absent relief given the need for "real-time, on-the-ground information" about facility conditions and detainees' statuses. 

  2. February 12, 2026

    DC Judge Skeptical Funding Lapse Settles ICE Visit Policy Row

    A D.C. federal judge considered Thursday whether the U.S. Department of Homeland Security permissibly used a funding gap to freshen up a policy requiring a week's notice for congressional oversight visits, or if a longstanding spending rider prohibits the move.

  3. February 03, 2026

    Dem Lawmakers Win Block On New ICE Detention Visit Policy

    A D.C. federal judge temporarily blocked a Trump administration policy that had required Congress members to provide a week's notice before making oversight visits to immigrant detention facilities, ruling the policy will likely be found unlawful.

  4. January 20, 2026

    DC Judge Won't Block Limits On Detention Visits, For Now

    A Washington federal judge has determined that Democratic lawmakers used the wrong procedure to challenge a new Trump administration policy requiring members of Congress to provide notice before making oversight visits to immigrant detention facilities, but also said they could try again.

  5. July 31, 2025

    Dems Say DHS Visits Blocked Amid Reports Of Mistreatment

    A dozen Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives sued the Trump administration in D.C. federal court over a new U.S. Department of Homeland Security policy that delays and prevents members of Congress from conducting visits to federal immigration detention facilities, where the lawmakers say there are growing reports of mistreatment, overcrowding and unsanitary conditions.