ICE Memo Allows Forced Entry Without Judicial Warrant

There's a new rule that immigration officers can enter people's homes without a judge's permission.

This is a big change because, for a long time, people have been told not to open their doors unless officers have a warrant signed by a judge.

The rule says officers can use force to enter homes if they have a warrant from an immigration official and the person inside doesn't let them in.

Some people are worried this could lead to dangerous situations, like people getting hurt or officers entering the wrong homes.

Others, like some government officials, are calling for more information and hearings on this new rule.