The Bureau of Immigration (BI) facilities are an integral part of the entire immigration procedure carried out in the United States. The center is authorized to keep track of the functions of the immigrants and the system.

The undocumented immigrants are stationed system by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after they are seized or detained at the border in the States.

Some of them receive a choice: to either stay put at a detention center till the arrival of the date of the order from the Learned Court or leave detention at the cost of a routine surveillance regimen monitoring their daily activities.

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has previously claimed to have been standing on two significant pillars: I) e-surveillance through ankle monitors; II) case management apps and virtual tracking facilities of superior quality for the monitoring of immigrants in society.

The US government program was launched in 2004 as a “humane” alternative to detention for immigrants waiting for their cases to be heard in court, a surveillance system that was supposed to keep track of people in the program while helping them access social services.

Court hearings and final orders of removal. Facing removal proceedings show up to their court hearings. Programs like the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program (ISAP) “are an effective method of tracking non-citizens released from DHS custody who are awaiting their immigration proceedings.”

But in a recent investigation, there have been certain revelations regarding the latest technicalities of BI which are not favorable to the protection of immigrants. Some of the newly recognized issues in the BI, especially in the program of ISAP, are:

• The case managers do not provide enough encouragement, time, and support to the immigrants.
• The ankle monitors used for e-surveillance on the immigrants frequently overheat, causing health imbalances. Or sometimes, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers adjust the monitors too tightly on the individuals.
• In some cases, during daily updating of the locations, the BI app malfunctions, causing problems in the check-in.
• The protocols, in certain cases do not coincide with the well-being of US immigrants.
• Overpolicing of the officers.

Going by the 2022 Immigration and Customs Enforcement data of ISAP, such rigid surveillance can even result in monitoring the daily actions of immigrants for a year. In fact, most immigrants wear the monitors for more than a year, looking ahead to the court dates.

As immigrants who have been enduring unfair treatment with no baleful intentions or objectives against the interests of the country, rather with just the purpose of inhabiting in peace, programs promising undoubted welfare and respect suddenly become a source of torture and national brutality for the people who trust the nation enough to want to continue living there.

These immigrants may have ended up in the United States by family migration, hasty decisions, or due to incidental circumstances; therefore, it is likely that they will wait for a court grant solely for the sake of their families or an innocuous need to find houses for their families.

A number of people have been victimized by false allegations by the department, claiming they tampered with monitors. This further implies inaccurately that the harmless immigrants were trying to avoid the arbitrary requirements for the procedure of granting them a stay in the country.

Whereas in several complaints, it has been made clear that the treatment is not always humanly convenient to walk through or keep up with routinely.