Recent events in Minnesota underscore a disturbing pattern of ICE abuses that demand sustained, front-page coverage. A federal ICE agent has now been criminally charged with assault for allegedly pointing a gun at civilians on a Minneapolis highway—one of the first cases of its kind. At the same time, authorities are investigating cases where ICE agents detained a U.S. citizen without a warrant and may have committed kidnapping and false imprisonment. These are not isolated incidents—they are part of a broader pattern of aggressive enforcement, use of force, and questionable legality. Yet too much media coverage treats these incidents as standalone events or local controversies rather than connecting them into a larger story about systemic abuse. When shootings, wrongful detentions, and criminal charges against agents are reported without context, the public is left without a clear understanding of how widespread these practices may be—or how they are enabled by federal policy. This fragmented coverage obscures accountability. We call on major news organizations to cover ICE’s actions with clarity and urgency—investigating patterns of abuse, connecting incidents across jurisdictions, and scrutinizing the policies that allow them to continue. The public deserves reporting that makes clear when federal power is being misused. Democracy depends on a press willing to tell that story in full.