ICE and the Plenary Power Problem:Extraconstitutional Authority, Budget Incentives, and the Predictable Production of Interior Coercion

Key Points

• Interior coercion arises from specific budget incentives, driving certain governmental behaviors.
• Key evidence shows that this coercion can be both predictable and systematic across various frameworks.
• The analysis explores extraconstitutional authority and its relationship with budget incentives in governance.
• The findings call for further examination of the implications for authority and government strategies.