Police chiefs hit out at ICE for 'intrusive and heavy handed' approach
Police chiefs have growing concerns that ICE could be setting back nearly half a decade of building public trust in communities.
That "fragile trust" has taken years to build following the killing of George Floyd and a number of public police brutality incidents in the U.S. and now local authorities have reported receiving "endless complaints" over ICE agents' behavior, including traffic stops of off-duty police officers and city employees based on their skin color, according to a New York Times report published Friday.
The killings of Renee Good, Alex Pretti, dragging a man in his underwear out of his home in freezing weather and arresting 5-year-old Liam Ramos has only added to that rapid shift and changed how the public views law enforcement — something that has taken years for police departments to overcome. ...


