Following two fatal ICE-involved shootings in Houston, Texas, and Biddeford, Maine, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has ordered a temporary nationwide pause on most vehicle stops, with officers to resume only for the most dangerous targets as they undergo new training. The policy shift aims to reduce risk to officers and bystanders while evaluators review tactics after the incidents. DHS and ICE say vehicle stops will still occur in high-risk cases or when pursuing dangerous individuals, with training updated before full resumption. The move comes amid broader scrutiny and political pressure over ICE enforcement tactics, including debates about body-worn cameras and vehicle pursuits. Advocates have criticized the changes and called for independent investigations, while DHS says procedures are being evaluated to keep officers safe. The changes mark a significant shift from years of reliance on vehicle stops, potentially altering how cases are pursued nationwide.