Immigration enforcement and detention have become increasingly contentious issues in recent years. According to research from the American Immigration Council (AIC), the United States operates the largest immigration detention system in the world. Currently, over 37,000 individuals are held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers. As apprehensions and deportations increase, along with the proposal of stricter immigration laws, immigrants are facing numerous challenges, including the risk of detention and deportation. Increased Enforcement Actions and Detentions The Trump administration implemented stricter immigration enforcement policies, leading to significant increases in arrests and deportations. The effects of the previous administration continue to influence current immigration enforcement. The incoming Trump administration is proposing even stricter enforcement actions, alongside recently enacted laws in several states, including Texas, Iowa, Louisiana...