The US could ‘abolish ICE.’ Then what? | David M. Drucker

David M. Drucker argues that the Democratic Party would commit political folly by fully supporting calls to abolish ICE. He emphasizes that such a move should not be embraced unless the party simultaneously adopts a substitute blueprint to ensure strong immigration enforcement. The core concern is the necessity of maintaining a functional system for border and immigration control while addressing the political demands to dismantle the existing agency known as ICE within the United States.