It absolutely is specific to ICE when they get to do it to 125 apartment units at once by taking everybody in an entire building, regardless of immigration status, and detaining them for hours, then leaving them with smashed doors and broken possessions.
But, oh, it's "been contested for a while", so let's definitely downplay it.
I'm just pushing back on the whole "fascism", "end of the republic" narrative on the grounds that the problem is not specific to this particular administration.
Can you tell me how much budget ICE had prior to this administration, and how often prior admins conducted very specific raids into cities that they deemed to be against their interest? Because I think this line of argumentation is incredibly stupid; it may have held true during the prior Trump admin where he was mostly continuing a neoliberal agenda but this is a clear escalation on multiple levels.
This isn't specific to ICE, and sovereign immunity especially around law enforcement is a topic that has been contested for a while. Every now and then there's a story that pops up of some innocent's house being destroyed due to a clerical error leading the local SWAT team to look for drugs at the wrong address.