Under the terms of the injunction, Border Patrol, part of US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), has to disclose its warrantless arrests in the district to the ACLU—and it didn’t report a single one from April 29 to June 21. The United Farm Workers union, on whose behalf the suit was filed, says its members in the area anecdotally describe the same results. And both the UFW and the ACLU say they now regard the strategy as one to replicate nationwide. “We were very pleased to see during the first compliance period, they appeared to obey,” says ACLU’s Bree Bernwanger, lead counsel on the suit.