The most important topic of discussion among the immigrant community in the United States is the new immigration regulations and the methods and procedures for their implementation. Since the vast majority of Bangladeshis living in this country have obtained legality through the asylum application process, and a significant number of applications are under consideration and are living illegally, they are constantly worried about being arrested, handcuffed and sent back to Bangladesh by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE), the immigration law enforcement agency of the Department of Homeland Security. Their concerns have increased manifold since President Donald Trump entered the White House for a second term in January 2025. Nearly 300 Bangladeshi immigrants have been deported from the United States since last July after the Trump administration`s `zero tolerance` policy against illegal immigrants was implemented. In the three and a half decades from the 1990s to 2025, not so many Bangladeshis have been subject to deportation.