The Overt Human Intelligence Collection Program (OHICP) allows officials to ask “just about anyone” in America for an interview, including those “in immigrant detention centers, local jails, and federal prison.”
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DHS justified the questioning because officials have to tell people “their participation is voluntary.” The employees must identify as those in the DHS.
The officials can go directly to those in prison without their lawyers. Not good.
[Not good at all. DHS and DoJ are behaving in extra-constitutional ways these days. Looks like a new innovation in that same direction. — Ed]
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