In a series of recent legal challenges, multiple U.S. citizens have filed lawsuits against immigration authorities, claiming wrongful arrests and unconstitutional practices during ICE raids in Alabama and Washington, D.C. One Alabama resident, who was detained twice despite providing proof of citizenship, alleges that immigration agents unjustly claimed his driver’s license was fake. This case, along with federal lawsuits accusing ICE of racially profiling Latino residents in D.C., highlights growing concerns over aggressive immigration enforcement. Advocacy groups are pushing back against what they describe as unlawful detentions, calling for an end to these practices that they argue violate constitutional rights. The ongoing situation has prompted state leaders to express worries about the impact on local labor forces, particularly in the construction industry, as tensions rise between federal enforcement actions and community safety.