Recent reports indicate that immigrants without criminal records now constitute the largest group in ICE detention, while those with criminal backgrounds are becoming a smaller percentage of arrests. This shift raises alarms about the potential detainment of U.S. citizens during these immigration raids, with legal experts warning that new federal policies could strip Indiana immigrants of their due process rights. The controversial detention policies, which critics label as illegal, have sparked outrage and heightened scrutiny of the U.S. Deportation Industrial Complex, prompting discussions about the agency’s legal obligations in making arrests.