North American Politics Questions
The Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the United States is responsible for enforcing federal immigration laws and ensuring the security and integrity of the country's borders. Its role includes identifying and removing individuals who are in the country illegally, investigating and combating human trafficking and smuggling, and enforcing laws related to customs and trade. ICE also plays a role in detaining and deporting individuals who have committed crimes or pose a threat to national security.