As Congress navigates the complexities of ongoing funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), tensions escalate on Capitol Hill. Democrats are pushing for reforms aimed at curtailing ICE operations while maintaining its core functions, with some members notably opposing any further funding for the agency. Amid looming deadlines and a recent government shutdown, the prospect of reaching a suitable agreement remains uncertain. Numerous organizations and lawmakers have called for significant changes, including potential budget cuts and new oversight measures. Despite these demands, abolishing ICE outright has not gained traction among the Democratic leadership, which is under pressure to balance reform efforts with legislative necessities. The situation continues to evolve as representatives voice their stances and public sentiment mounts against current immigration enforcement practices.