(Portland, OR) -- A federal judge in Oregon has ruled Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents repeatedly make arrests without a warrant. It's in violation of a previous order banning agents from making those arrests. The judge also found that two agents lied in arrest reports when they claimed they had a warrant to detain a person, when they did not. The judge issued a new ruling that requires Homeland Security to disclose documents and body-camera video of civil immigration arrests in the state to the Innovation Law Lab, which brought the lawsuit.