Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has ramped up its operations by arresting immigrants in and around courthouses, leading to widespread concern among immigrant communities across the country. Recent reports indicate that multiple arrests took place outside immigration courts in Houston and San Antonio, with agents detaining individuals immediately following court hearings. Advocates have voiced alarm over this new tactic, which they argue undermines due process and exploits vulnerable individuals seeking legal recourse. The uptick in arrests has prompted fear among immigrant families, particularly in areas like Colorado and Detroit, where rumors of increased ICE presence have heightened anxiety. As ICE pursues faster deportation processes, immigration attorneys are preparing to navigate the new challenges posed by these aggressive enforcement operations. The conditions have provoked strong reactions from advocates, leading to protests and calls for ICE to refrain from courthouse enforcement actions.