Multiple Florida universities, including Florida International University (FIU), the University of Florida (UF), and the University of North Florida (UNF), have announced partnerships with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to enforce immigration laws on campus. These agreements, which allow campus police to act in conjunction with federal immigration agents, have sparked significant backlash from students, faculty, and community members. Protests have erupted at institutions like FIU, where students express fears for their safety and concerns over the treatment of undocumented individuals. The Faculty Senate at FIU has voiced outrage over the decision to collaborate with ICE, insisting that such actions create an unsafe environment for students, particularly those holding DACA status. As universities increasingly look to bolster their ties with federal immigration authorities, calls for dialogue and reevaluation of these partnerships grow louder. The inclusion of campus police in immigration enforcement has raised questions about their role and the implications for student welfare, prompting widespread debate across the state.