Documentary highlights ICE's role

A new documentary titled ICE: The Manhunt explores the transformation of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under former President Donald Trump, portraying it as an armed extension of a strict anti-migration policy. The film, produced by Julie Peyrard and Christophe Astruc, and co-written by Marine Pradel, delves into how ICE has become a central figure in immigration enforcement.

ICE's operations extend beyond borders

The documentary reveals that ICE officials enforce immigration policies not only at U.S. borders but also within the country. This includes operations targeting undocumented immigrants in various states, often through raids and deportations. The film highlights the controversial nature of these activities and their impact on communities.

Whistleblowers and activists face risks

Inside the documentary, some individuals who have become activists or whistleblowers are featured. These individuals expose ICE's actions at great personal risk, sometimes paying with their lives. Their stories reveal the internal conflicts and moral dilemmas faced by those working within or opposing the agency.

A divided America ahead of elections

The film portrays a deeply divided America, with stark contrasts between those who support ICE's policies and those who oppose them. This division reflects broader societal tensions that are expected to influence the upcoming midterm elections in November, as voters prepare to cast their ballots.