Amid a significant increase in hiring, concerns are being raised regarding the vetting and training of ICE officers, particularly following a series of deadly shootings that have reignited debates over agency accountability. Democratic senators are demanding improvements, such as the implementation of body cameras for all immigration agents, in light of recent tragic incidents in Texas and Maine. Critics argue that the lack of proper training has led to excessive use of force, with one officer referred for discipline after a shooting. Advocacy groups and lawmakers are calling for comprehensive reforms within ICE, reflecting widespread discontent regarding how the agency operates amidst a backdrop of tragic events and ongoing oversight challenges.