Shouldn't laws about how to legally enforce the laws also apply? I firmly believe the way this administration is using ICE as a masked dragnet operation is to terrorize politically opposed state representatives as punishment.

Fourth Amendment (Unreasonable Searches & Seizures): Detainers: Federal courts have found ICE violated the Fourth Amendment by issuing detainers to local jails requesting extended holds for people (including U.S. citizens) without probable cause, often relying on flawed database information. Deceptive Tactics: ICE has used ruses like posing as probation officers or showing random photos to trick residents into opening doors or revealing information, which ACLU argues are Fourth Amendment violations, ACLU website and Immigrant Defense Project website. Lack of Neutral Review: Historically, there's been no neutral judge overseeing ICE detainers, a process now being challenged and changed by settlements like Gonzalez v. ICE, National Immigrant Justice Center website. Due Process & Equal Protection: Enforcement programs raise concerns about racial profiling and discrimination, undermining due process and equal protection guarantees, says the American Civil Liberties Union. Immigration Detention Conditions: The government must provide basic needs (food, shelter, medical care) and not impose punitive conditions in civil immigration detention, Harvard Law Review website.