A federal judge has prohibited Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from making arrests at immigration courts. The ruling invalidates a strategy employed by ICE, arguing it is arbitrary and discourages undocumented individuals from attending their court hearings. The judge found the presidential directive enabling these arrests to be flawed. This decision aims to ensure due process for those navigating the immigration legal system. Advocates suggest the ICE practice created a climate of fear, hindering fair legal proceedings. The ruling could significantly impact ICE’s enforcement tactics within the court system and potentially increase attendance at immigration hearings. This case highlights ongoing legal battles surrounding immigration enforcement policies.