Amid increasing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement, a series of lawsuits have been filed against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) across several states. In New York, multiple plaintiffs, including Latino New Yorkers and residents of Buffalo, are alleging that ICE has engaged in racial profiling, resulting in unlawful arrests and warrantless actions that violate constitutional rights. These lawsuits challenge the legality of various ICE tactics, claiming they disproportionately target immigrant communities based on race. In Minnesota, a separate lawsuit seeks access to evidence regarding federal shootings that occurred during an ICE surge, alongside complaints from residents regarding warrantless searches. The legal actions reflect growing concerns about the impact of immigration policies under the previous administration and their effects on minority communities.