Nigro v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that arrests under § 1357(a)(2) require an individualized determination of flight risk
• holding that arrests under § 1357(a)(2) require an individualized determination of flight risk
• asserting that even INS agents have no legitimate basis for a warrantless arrest of aliens subject to civil deportation unless the arrest­ ing officer reasonably believes that the alien is likely to escape before an arrest warrant can be obtained
• no reason to believe that aliens working in factory were likely to escape before warrant could be obtained
• aliens who were detained without a warrant in a factory had not been likely to escape before a warrant could be obtained
• “Section 1357(a)(2) requires that the arresting officer reasonably believe that the alien is in the country illegally and that she ‘is likely to escape before a warrant can be obtained for [her] arrest.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).