Recent court rulings reveal a significant backlash against the immigration detention policies implemented by the Trump administration. Despite over 4,400 instances where courts have ruled that ICE illegally jailed individuals, the agency continues its mass detention strategy, with appeals courts endorsing policies that allow for the detention of undocumented immigrants without bond. These developments come as more immigrants challenge their ICE detentions, raising concerns about due process and the strain on federal courts. As the legal landscape grows increasingly tumultuous, judges frequently rebuke ICE for its actions, displaying a clear division within the judiciary about the legality and ethical implications of these detention policies.