Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

ICE is a federal law enforcement agency within the US Department of Homeland Security. It was established in 2003 to focus on border security and immigration enforcement. Recent news highlights ICE's involvement in detaining elderly French woman Marie-Thérèse, arresting a Hmong American man accused of kidnapping, and targeting gig workers in the healthcare sector. The agency has also faced criticism over its treatment of detainees, including reports of poor conditions at detention centers and allegations of psychological torture. These incidents raise concerns about ICE's policies and practices, particularly regarding immigrant communities and vulnerable populations.