There is a right way to do this and a wrong way. ICE is being sloppy, often leaving broken-down doors to the wrong home (for example) in their wake. They act like bullies, often violent when non is necessary, won't properly identify themselves, and often don't have proper paperwork.

They are taking the wrong people, including people going to court to do THE RIGHT THING. They are NOT focusing on getting the bad guys first. Studies show that 65% of those taken into ICE custody have no criminal convictions. Furthermore, over 93% of those with criminal convictions do not have violent offenses

I get it. There's a problem here to be solved including overhauling the immigration system. There is a significant backlog:

Immigration Courts: There are currently 3.7 million cases pending in U.S. immigration courts

Asylum Applications: As of December 31, 2024, there are over 1.4 million affirmative asylum applications pending with USCIS.

Processing Backlogs: Beyond the court system, USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) also faces a significant backlog in processing other applications and forms.