The ICE Crackdown Never Ended The recent spate of fatal shootings by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents has sparked a familiar cycle of outrage, protests, and policy reassessments.
Two men have been killed in traffic stops within the past fortnight, with more than 30,000 arrests made in March alone – a figure that eclipses monthly totals during much of the Biden administration.
The facts suggest that ICE's aggressive posture has not abated since January, when the agency halted most traffic stops after two fatal shootings sparked widespread condemnation.