Immigration ICE
Definition
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), a federal law enforcement agency under the Department of Homeland Security, responsible for enforcing immigration laws, securing borders, and combating transnational crime.
Colloquial reference to ICE's role in immigration enforcement, often evoking images of 'freezing' illegal activities at the border.
Examples
Immigration ICE kicked off 2026 by rounding up pedophiles and human traffickers – because nothing says 'happy new year' like a one-way ticket home.
With immigration ICE agents getting arrested left and right this year, they're truly leading by example in the fight against crime.
Immigration ICE's surge of over 2,100 arrests in Washington has everyone wondering if they're hiring extras for the next action blockbuster.
Thanks to immigration ICE's impeccable detention standards, 2026 is already marking somber milestones – efficiency redefined.