A federal judge in Minnesota ruled last Saturday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents violated the Fourth Amendment after they forcibly entered a Minnesota man’s home without a judicial warrant. The conduct of the agents closely mirrors a previously undisclosed ICE directive that claims agents are permitted to enter people’s homes using an administrative warrant, rather than a warrant signed by a judge. He says he refused to open the door and repeatedly demanded to see a judicial warrant. Gibson, who reportedly fled the Liberian civil war as a child, says agents entered his home without showing a warrant. The 2008 conviction, which was cited by ICE in his removal order, was reportedly later dismissed by the courts.