A federal judge in New Haven, CT, threw out deportation orders on Monday for four men arrested by immigration agents who demonstrated unacceptable behavior during a 2007 raid. Judge Michael W. Straus ruled that officers with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) “egregiously violated” the immigrants’ constitutional rights by bulling into their home “without a warrant, without probable cause and without consent,” as required under the 4th and 5th amendments. Straus refused to consider any evidence gathered at the men’s house because it was illegally obtained, and the judge was irked that ICE didn’t make the arresting officers available so the accused could cross-examine them.