Officer Ken and his ICE team work the streets of Newark, Philadelphia, and beyond, tracking down immigrants with criminal records for deportation. The film follows four cases side by side: a man wanted for DUI and domestic violence convictions, a Mexican national released back into the community after a prison sentence, an Indian citizen facing removal after overstaying a holiday visa for more than twenty years, and an El Salvadoran sex offender located at his workplace. Camera crews ride with officers as they stake out addresses, knock on doors, and make arrests in real time, while the agents explain the paperwork, legal history, and risk assessment behind each target. The film stays close to procedure rather than politics, showing how a deportation case moves from a database flag to handcuffs on a sidewalk. Interviews with the officers fill in the reasoning between stops, and the four storylines let the film contrast a decades-long overstay against violent repeat offenses without treating them the same way.