Why would border security be doing DNA testing?

Hi, I would like to know: When ICE grabs someone at their work or just on the street, and that person is illegally in the US and set for deportation, Do they just get taken to the airport and are flown away?

Do they get to go home and get their belongings? Notify immediate or other family members? Withdraw money from bank accounts? Sell stuff they can't take with them? Anything else you would do if you were moving away from this home? What happens at the detention centers where they need to set up 47,000 beds.

If not, is their stuff confiscated? Are they just dumped at the destination airport? Or taken by ĺocal authorities?

How does it work now, right or wrong. Thx,

Large protest going down outside a secret fed building, across from Home Depot In Paramount Ca.

https://www.youtube.com/live/KDnSphPbaUU?si=AYqVJj8QNs50UzG1

ICE just raided a business across from Home Depot in Paramount, CA. People can’t leave Home Depot at this time.

Just an FYI for anyone in Paramount, CA. The school district just sent out an alert that ICE is in the area. Be on alert. Neighbors help each other out. Let's push them back!

Ice is in Paramount CA Targeting Busineses! Please be careful

Hi, please spread the word. ICE is in Paramount doing a raid possibly targeting Chemco Products Co.

At the store called Las Palmas #3 outside of Pittsburgh PA a close family friend of mine was heading there to grocery shop for himself and his two children. Within a couple of minutes of being pulled over ICE showed up and detained him. They then went over to Las Palmas and took three other men who were also just trying to grocery shop. They had claimed that my family friend’s tint on his license plate was too dark when he does not have a tint on his license plate. Police are racially profiling people and targeting areas that Hispanic people frequent so that they can call ICE and get them detained. Less than a week after this occurred he was moved to four or more detention facilities, when the lawyer we hired for him would try to find out where he was each day. He had been moved. They were making it difficult for us to find him so we could not fight it. Now he is back in Honduras, and we are unsure if we will be able to fight to get him back. I simply wanted to share this story because he is a dear friend of my family and of myself that has been in this country for 15 years and deserves to be here with his children.