Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has agreed to make changes in how its agents conduct raids and enter private homes when seeking alien fugitives.
Settling a class action with eight Latino families in Westchester County and on Long Island who claim ICE agents illegally entered their homes, the agency also has agreed to pay $1 million in damages, with $36,000 to each of the 22 individual plaintiffs in those families and the rest for attorney fees.
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