Violations attributed to ICE include actions that potentially violate individual constitutional rights, such as conducting searches without probable cause and making arrests without warrants. Additionally, critics point to inhumane conditions in detention centers, including inadequate medical care, substandard food, and lack of due process, which may violate the government's duty to provide for the basic needs of those in custody. These alleged violations have led to lawsuits and public criticism regarding ICE's enforcement and detention practices. 

Potential legal and constitutional violations include:

1. Searches and arrests:

• Making arrests without a warrant or with improper justification, such as relying on factors like race or language instead of individualized suspicion, which may violate the Fourth Amendment.
• Conducting searches of electronic devices, such as cell phones, without a judicial warrant, which is a point of contention for courts that require warrants for digital data searches.
• Forcibly entering homes without a judicial warrant when no exigent circumstances exist.

2. Detention conditions:

• Providing "inadequate" medical care to detainees, which may violate the government's duty to provide "basic human needs" and refrain from "deliberate indifference" to serious medical needs.
• Detaining individuals in conditions that are considered punitive rather than rationally related to a legitimate government objective.
• Exposing detainees to substandard food, which includes spoiled or expired items.

3. Due process:

• Limiting access to legal counsel for those in detention.
• The certification of a class-action lawsuit (Gonzalez v. ICE) concerning the detention of U.S. citizens based on ICE requests, indicating potential due process issues.

4. Examples of alleged abuses

• Arresting people at schools, courthouses, and workplaces, and detaining individuals based on their perceived ethnicity or race.
• Arresting domestic abuse survivors and religious minorities seeking legal protections.
• Reports of masked agents using aggressive tactics, such as smashing car windows during traffic stops.
• The use of solitary confinement and discriminatory treatment in some detention centers. 

For all of these reasons and many more, we at ProtestSource.com believe that instead of a $75 BILLION budget increase, appropriations for this private, unaccountable militia invasion force should be eliminated entirely, and ICE crushed completely.  With that in mind, we offer our "I Like My ICE Crushed" design, so popular sentiment about the daily tragedies and hostilities they inflict on Americans can be displayed.

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