As people sit outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Field Office in Dallas, waiting to be called in for their appointments, not many words are exchanged. "A routine check-in is no longer that," said Dallas immigration attorney Oscar Escoto. Under the Trump administration, ICE reportedly has a minimum number of arrests they must make every day. Daily arrests jumped about 30% in the ICE regions that include Houston and Dallas, according to a Texas Tribune analysis of the data. Ariel Ruiz Soto is a senior policy analyst for the nonpartisan Migration Policy Institute who has studied the data of ICE arrests under the second Trump administration.