Recent reports indicate that more immigrants are contesting their ICE detentions than ever before, leading to an unprecedented rise in habeas cases. Federal judges across the U.S. are increasingly expressing their frustration with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the tactics employed by the Trump administration in handling immigration enforcement. Many judges are issuing threats of contempt against the DOJ for failing to comply with court orders regarding the release of detainees, which is further straining an already overwhelmed federal court system. As these legal challenges continue to mount, some judges are raising alarms about the potential consequences of Trump’s immigration policies on the judicial system, describing a turbulent environment in which courts are being inundated with cases related to the legality of immigrant detentions. This situation has led to emergency warnings from judges in various states, including Georgia, highlighting the urgent need for reassessment of current immigration enforcement strategies.