Detentions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continue as people attend immigration court hearings, but immigrant arrests are also happening at criminal courts. But arrests like the one in Maywood — at a criminal courthouse — are also happening across the country. Many fear the criminal courthouse arrests have created a chilling effect not just for those accused of crimes, but for victims as well. NPR spoke to more than a dozen immigration lawyers, criminal defense lawyers and prosecutors in multiple states where criminal court arrests have taken place. In Minnesota, for instance, the Justice Department reportedly considered bringing criminal charges against judges and defense lawyers who requested virtual hearings to protect people from ICE arrests.