United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

ICE is a US government agency responsible for enforcing immigration laws within the United States. Recent news articles highlight ICE's involvement in various high-profile cases, including the detention of Brazil's former spy chief Alexandre Ramagem, the shooting of a California man by ICE agents, and the deportation of a Cambodian man to Eswatini. The agency has also faced criticism for its treatment of migrants and asylum seekers. In response to concerns about its presence in Canada ahead of the FIFA World Cup, ICE has stated that its personnel do not carry guns while operating in the country. The US Senate has recently voted to fund most of Homeland Security, excluding immigration enforcement. These developments demonstrate ICE's ongoing role in shaping US immigration policy and its impact on individuals and communities.