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Immigration enforcement officer

Any official, such as those from U.S. Customs and Border Protection or Immigration and Customs Enforcement, who is authorized to carry out immigration laws and actions.

Public immigration enforcement function

Any activity where federal immigration authority is directly used in public, such as stopping, arresting, searching, or questioning people about their immigration status, or conducting raids and checkpoint inspections.

Body worn camera

A portable audio and video recording device worn by an officer, used to record interactions during public duties, but not for undercover operations.

Administrative discipline

Actions taken by an agency against an employee for misconduct or failure to follow rules, which can include warnings, reprimands, or temporary removal from duty without pay.

Immigration and Nationality Act

The main body of federal law governing immigration to the United States, including rules for who can enter, stay, and become a citizen, as well as how immigration laws are enforced.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

A U.S. government department responsible for public security, including border protection, immigration and customs enforcement, and counter-terrorism.