Court Rules ICE Failed To Follow Warrantless Arrest Limits In Colorado
By Jessica Porter | Denver7
Agents are now barred from warrantless arrests pending mandatory training.
DENVER — A federal judge has ruled that ICE violated a court order and the law by continuing to make unlawful warrantless arrests in Colorado.
The ACLU of Colorado filed a lawsuit in October 2025 on behalf of four plaintiffs, alleging Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested and detained people without warrants to fulfill quotas set by the Trump administration. Federal law only allows ICE agents to make warrantless arrests if an individual is a flight risk.
In November 2025, a federal judge granted a preliminary injunction barring ICE from making warrantless arrests in Colorado.
On May 12, a Colorado District Court judge ruled that...

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