Trump expands ICE authority to detain refugees with lawful status

TL;DR
The Trump administration issued a memo authorizing ICE to detain refugees who entered the U.S. lawfully but have not yet secured permanent residency, creating a mandatory one-year re‑vetting point and allowing detention during the review; detainees can be released for interviews or face arrest and possible deportation if red flags surface, a move supporters say targets security concerns while critics argue it punishes legally admitted refugees.
- Trump administration gives ICE broader powers to detain legal refugees, citing security concerns CBS News
- New DHS memo outlines plan to detain refugees for further vetting The Washington Post
- Refugees Disappeared. Churches Prayed and Lawyered Up. Christianity Today
- How a legal battle in Minnesota could affect refugees The Christian Science Monitor
- Exclusive: Senior DHS officials double down on arresting and detaining refugees in new memo lawdork.com
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