Scarborough, Maine — Dashcam video captures the raw reality of immigration enforcement in action. A U.S. citizen woman honks frantically and follows an ICE vehicle after agents detained her husband, who had a final removal order from an immigration judge.

Instead of complying and leaving the country as ordered, the husband ignored due process. Now his wife trails the van all the way to the facility, crying and demanding answers while filming herself. “Why are you taking my husband?”
This isn’t a surprise raid on some hardworking family minding their own business. It’s the consequence of flouting American law. Immigration courts gave him his day — he lost. Self-deportation was always an option. The “app for that” exists for a reason.

Maine saw over 200 detentions in January’s Operation Catch of the Day, targeting those with removal orders amid stepped-up interior enforcement. Liberals cry “family separation” and push sob stories, but the real outrage is years of open borders that invited this chaos, then left ICE to clean it up.
Rules are rules. Laws aren’t suggestions. If she loves him so much, she can join him in his home country — no American court stands in the way of that choice. Americans are tired of the entitlement and the endless drama when consequences finally hit. Enforce the law, deport the violators, and restore order at the border and inside it. No more excuses.