Recent operations by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have led to hundreds of arrests across various cities, including Boston and New York. The crackdown, part of a broader initiative aimed at targeting illegal immigrants, has prompted growing concerns within immigrant communities, particularly in sanctuary cities. Incidents of migrants expressing anger during arrests highlight the heated climate surrounding current immigration policies. Federal agents have reported significant numbers of arrests, including members of gangs and individuals suspected of serious crimes. Amidst these actions, Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, has indicated that more operations are likely to occur, particularly targeting areas that offer protections to undocumented individuals. These developments have reignited discussions about the controversial approaches to immigration enforcement and the potential for mass deportations.