ICE SpottedICE Spotted Research Team
This team page explains who is responsible for ICE Spotted's editorial research, how pages are reviewed, and what standards we apply before publishing or updating civic-safety content.
Last reviewed: March 7, 2026
Primary role: The ICE Spotted Research Team maintains high-intent guides, regional report summaries, explanatory articles, and review notes across the site.
What This Team Does
- Reviews rights, reporting, and identification content before publication or substantive updates.
- Checks source quality, date clarity, and internal consistency on high-intent pages.
- Maintains article updates, corrections, bilingual parity, and internal-link quality for core guides.
Sources We Prioritize
- Primary legal and government materials when available, including court rules, agency pages, and statutory text.
- Established civil-liberties and immigrant-rights organizations for practical rights guidance.
- Publicly citable reporting and data sources when summarizing incidents, trends, or community-report context.
What This Team Does Not Do
- Provide individualized legal advice or represent people in proceedings.
- Treat community-reported activity as official enforcement totals or adjudicated fact without qualification.
- Claim exhaustive real-time coverage when pages are presenting examples, summaries, or reviewed trend snapshots.
How Review Works
- Rights and reporting pages are reviewed against the site's editorial policy.
- Where applicable, updates also flow into metadata, JSON-LD `dateModified`, and sitemap freshness.
- Corrections or clarifications can be requested through Contact.