After Trump leaves office, could ICE realistically be disbanded?

Trump has only 854 days left before he’s out, and the façade around him is already cracking. ICE is carrying out human‑rights abuses and deaths, and the Department of Defense is facing serious accusations of war crimes, not to mention that Trump’s loyalists across multiple agencies are breaking laws so brazenly that they aren’t even attempting to cover it up. What none of them seems willing to face is the simplest truth: when Trump is gone, the shield they think protects them vanishes instantly, and every crime they committed under his shadow becomes theirs alone to answer for. Trump himself refuses to see the inevitable — once prosecutors start tightening the screws, some of those same loyalists will flip, take a plea, and unload everything they know to save themselves. The truth won't stay buried for long, and they will pay the price.

After Trump leaves office, could ICE realistically be disbanded?
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