Trump's Immigration Enforcement Sparks Controversy Over Tactics and Authority

Imagine the government is trying to catch people who are not supposed to be in the country.

In some big cities, the government sent a lot of police-like people, not just from the immigration office, but from other groups too, like the Border Patrol, to help catch these people.

Some people watching or protesting say these officers are acting too aggressively, pointing their guns and using tear gas even when people aren't attacking them.

They feel scared and think these officers are trying to bully people.

The government says they only use force when they have to, to protect themselves and to catch the people they are looking for because they might be dangerous.

They are also hiring many more officers to do this work.

Some people worry this big group of officers is becoming like a national police force that the President can send anywhere.

There are also questions about whether these officers are following the rules and if they can be held accountable when they make mistakes.