Amnesty International released a new report demanding the abolition of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, citing systemic violations of human rights and due process. The organization argues that ICE’s practices—mass detentions, family separations, and extrajudicial searches—constitute unlawful and inhumane treatment that undermine democratic principles.

In its analysis, Amnesty highlights the agency’s failure to uphold international law, noting that ICE’s operations often disregard the rights of migrants, including access to legal counsel and adequate medical care. The report calls for immediate reforms and the establishment of independent oversight mechanisms to ensure accountability.

Amnesty’s call aligns with broader movements demanding reparations and structural change, emphasizing that dismantling ICE is a critical step toward restoring justice, sovereignty, and human dignity for all.

Source: MPR News