The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced a $38.3 billion initiative to transform industrial warehouses across the country into large-scale detention facilities, aiming to increase capacity to 92,000 beds. This plan has sparked significant debate among lawmakers and local communities, with concerns over the mass conversion of warehouses into detention centers amid an ongoing push against immigration enforcement practices. While supporters argue it aligns with national security and deportation strategies, critics highlight the potential for abuse of oversight and the ethical implications of spending vast resources on detention amid broader societal needs. Republican leaders are divided, with some pushing back against the proposals, raising questions about the financial and moral costs of such a detention expansion.