As Congress grapples with the looming deadline for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding, Democrats are pushing for significant reforms to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), outlining a list of 10 demands they believe are necessary to rein in what they describe as abusive practices. The struggle is intensified by a standoff between the two parties, with Republicans expressing reluctance to agree to the proposed changes. Democrats argue that ICE has caused chaos in communities and are calling for measures such as the use of masks, cameras, and judicial warrants during operations. Meanwhile, concerns over possible government shutdowns continue to mount as negotiations appear to be breaking down. With the funding expiration approaching, the prospects of reaching a bipartisan agreement seem uncertain, leaving both parties at an impasse over immigration enforcement.