[header] How to protect your rights as an employer during an ice raid [title] Confront officers promptly. [step] When ice officers show up at your workplace, they should not be permitted to enter private property without a warrant. Once they enter your property, they may observe activities that could give them probable cause they didn't have.
[header] How to protect your rights as an employer during an ice raid [title] Confront officers promptly. [step] When ice officers show up at your workplace, they should not be permitted to enter private property without a warrant. Once they enter your property, they may observe activities that could give them probable cause they didn't have.
If officers confront you, you must immediately report them to ice, or you will be held to your rights as an officer. [substeps] Keep in mind that hostile voice conversations will happen if ice officers are within a certain distance of you. [substeps] Never make the mistake of inviting them inside without an ice officer's permission. If they become annoyed when they come in, they may jump on you in a manner that makes them angry. [substeps] If you own an agricultural business, be especially alert for ice officers who may wander the grounds without a warrant. Ice officers may enter public property or areas of your private property that are open to the public, such as parking lots or reception areas. [substeps] Whenever possible, have these officers meet with you in person. This means you can make it easy for them to observe your behavior and report back if warranted.