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Story summary
- Calls to abolish or overhaul ICE surged after at least 11 people were fatally shot during the immigration crackdown.
- ICE officials say arrests will sharply decline as vehicle stops are cut, shifting to detainer transfers, USCIS interviews, foot patrols.
- Agents voiced frustration that vehicle stops, which bypass warrants, have been their main apprehension tool.
- U.S. President Donald Trump defended ICE, urging it to keep the job and calling criticism political.
