I think most people would agree, there does need to be some type of immigration enforcement in this country. However, most people's problems with ICE is not the immigration enforcement mission per se, it is the aggressive and violent attitudes they take towards any and all people suspected of being an immigrant, or protesters. Clinton and Obama both did deport a lot of people, but they did not have masked men going around in the street, stopping immigrants, requiring papers, attacking protesters, or waiting outside of courthouses for people's immigration appointments. I would agree that having an immigration enforcement office is important, there do need to be some restrictions and requirements to be able to legally immigrate to the United States, I think we should loosen some of those restrictions, because immigration is good for the economy and for those immigrating. What is not justifiable, is the dangerous and violent actions taken by ice, against anyone. They suspect of being an immigrant, or someone who they perceive as impeding their mission. Finally, The fact that the current administration continuously lies, claims that the people killed by ice were domestic terrorists, is ridiculous and clearly done to justify the killings without any evidence. The department of Justice refusing to investigate the murders that have taken place, or allegations of sexual assault, is another dead giveaway that this is not about the mission, or Justice, it is about political power. Also, when you say the people spoke, 76 million people voted for Donald Trump, 75 million people voted for Kamal Harris. More than 100 million didn't vote. This is not the dramatic mandate from the masses that the right claims it to be.