ICE’s Budget Just Tripled. What’s Next?
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The Evolving Role of ICE
This chapter examines the controversial shift in ICE's enforcement tactics, moving from targeting serious criminals to a broader focus on undocumented migrants. It discusses the public backlash against increased operational secrecy and the agency's expanded presence in everyday American life, raising concerns about civil liberties and community trust. Additionally, the chapter explores legislative attempts in California to enhance accountability and transparency in federal immigration enforcement amidst a backdrop of fear and tension.
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