Recent polling reveals a significant shift in public opinion regarding immigration enforcement in the United States, particularly towards the actions of ICE. A majority of Americans, approximately two-thirds, believe that ICE has overstepped its bounds in its immigration crackdown. This sentiment is echoed across various states, including New York, where voters express discontent with current ICE policies and tactics. The backlash is particularly evident following high-profile incidents, such as the recent shooting involving an ICE agent, which has intensified calls for reform and even the abolition of the agency. While support for deporting criminal immigrants remains strong, the overall perception of ICE is increasingly negative, suggesting a potential reevaluation of immigration strategies in the political arena.