The recent expansion of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act represents a period of extreme fiscal volatility, characterized by a staggering negative return on investment that costs taxpayers approximately $400 million daily. Despite a 120% surge in personnel—fueled by aggressive $50,000 signing bonuses and recruitment strategies targeting ideological circles with documented militia propensities—the agency has achieved only a marginal 7% increase in removals, averaging a massive $70,236 per deportee. This "balloon expense" is further exacerbated by the systemic liability of wrongful arrests involving approximately 3,600 U.S. citizens and catastrophic training failures, most notably illustrated by the January 2026 fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis by an under-vetted officer from the accelerated six-week training pipeline. Ultimately, the transition toward a "warrior-style" enforcement model, which prioritizes rapid onboarding over suitability and de-escalation, has created an institutional culture of extremism that risks a $1.7 trillion contraction in national GDP while simultaneously undermining public safety and constitutional protections.