ICE stopped displaying the locations of thousands of people with final deportation orders. This was an unannounced policy change with its public Online Detainee Locator System. Lawyers have reported clients disappearing from the database, which is complicating communication and emergency legal challenges. People's names are vanishing overnight. Without location data, legal teams can't schedule visitations, send key legal documents for signatures, or conduct urgent consultations. Loved ones are being left completely in the dark and they can't determine whether a family member has been moved to a different facility, sent to a foreign country, or is still in US custody. The ability to locate someone in government custody is a minimal protection against unchecked state power. People in the USA deserve basic human rights regardless of their immigration or citizen status.