I don't really understand the rational of trying to boycott ICE and deny them access to services. I'm all for legislative and executive reform of the rules and

I don't really understand the rational of trying to boycott ICE and deny them access to services. I'm all for legislative and executive reform of the rules and procedure for our immigration and deportation policies. When we make it harder for ICE to do their job, don't we increase the number of mistakes they make and thus the amount of injustice? We need to make our border control policies better, not worse... This is a genuine question, I'm looking for an explanation of the rationale behind these sorts of efforts. (edit: I understand and support efforts to avoid weaponizing AI, but this sort of denial of logistics seems entirely different to me.) edit: I guess people would rather downvote than answer an honest question. I am fine with the downvotes as I know that this is something people feel strongly about. I personally support opening borders for people and making immigration easier. I just which I would ALSO get an answer to my question about why I should support a boycott like this one.