As Super Bowl LX approaches, the event is marked by heightened political tensions and discussions surrounding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). While the NFL has confirmed that no ICE operations are planned during the event, concerns remain among community members and local officials regarding the potential for immigration enforcement. Pro-ICE advertisements have surfaced in San Francisco, eliciting reactions from supporters of immigrant rights, including calls from residents and NFL players to oppose any ICE presence. Local leaders, including the Mayor of Santa Clara, have voiced fears that threats of ICE enforcement could create a climate of anxiety among fans. Despite assurances from federal officials that law-abiding attendees have nothing to fear, activists have called for transparency and rallied against any immigration enforcement at the Super Bowl.