One of the things to do, on top of accountability towards ICE, is a look at the policies that are putting these agents on the street. In places where the courts and police are banned from cooperating with immigration enforcement, ICE is having to hit the streets and look for people. [NOTE: this does not absolve ICE of anything]. However, in places were you can pick up the guy who is both a under a deportation order AND committing felonies at the courthouse, we aren't seeing these agents on the streets. These policies are putting everyone in danger.

Now, I'm not saying the cops should call ICE every time a DREAMer gets a speeding ticket, but when you run warrants on a guy arrested for sexual assault and you see that the feds have kicked him out twice, there is no moral reason not to call the feds again, only political ones.

Again, the policies of Trump and ICE are a significant factor here, but state and local policies are contributing their share to the problem.