As public approval of ICE rises amid fear-driven rhetoric and misleading narratives, the stakes of immigration coverage have never been higher. ICE is exercising sweeping power over people’s lives—through raids, detention, surveillance, and use of force—often with devastating consequences for families, workers, and entire communities. This is not a marginal policy debate; it is a core issue of civil rights and state power. Too often, mainstream media treats ICE as a neutral law-enforcement agency or reduces its actions to polling trends and political optics. This framing strips away context, minimizes documented abuses, and fails to interrogate how enforcement tactics impact U.S. citizens, legal residents, and vulnerable communities. Poll numbers are not accountability—and they cannot substitute for hard reporting. We call on news organizations to cover ICE more aggressively by centering investigative reporting, amplifying affected voices, scrutinizing agency claims, and clearly documenting harms caused by enforcement practices. Journalism’s role is not to normalize power, but to challenge it. The public deserves coverage that reflects the gravity, scale, and consequences of ICE’s actions—not sanitized narratives that leave abuse unexamined.