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Yet for all the Orwellian levels of surveillance ICE has at its disposal, the apparent randomness of many immigration raids suggests an agency unready to harness its own godlike technologies. ICE officers have stormed farms, construction sites, apartments, offices, grocery stores, cafés, and intersections, searching for undocumented workers in crude, sweeping dragnets. They have stopped people on the streets—many of whom are American citizens—based on the color of their skin. They have mistaken mothers for gang leaders and a Hmong refugee for a sex offender. They have accidentally detained US citizens at gunpoint. They’ve forced so many families like Sam and Ava to hide. “Now we’re inside all the time,” Sam told me. They were scared to take their trash out. “You don’t know if you’ll see them along the way or encounter them on a walk. You don’t know if you’ll be able to come back.”
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