At least 10 Disney staff members aboard the Disney Magic cruise ship were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents while the vessel was docked in San Diego following a five-day trip, according to reports from immigrant rights groups. The incident occurred late last month, with eyewitnesses describing federal agents storming the deck and zip-tying crew members such as the head waiter before transporting them off the boat while they still wore their uniforms. Passenger Dharmi Mehta recounted seeing staff being taken into custody after disembarking with their families, noting the distress caused by detaining workers who had recently served passengers and expressed concern for their future without their belongings. ICE spokesperson Sandra Grisolia clarified that 23 crewmembers from multiple cruise ships were arrested at the Port of San Diego as part of Operation Tidal Wave. The arrests targeted individuals suspected of involvement with Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) based on tips received from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Following the raids, ICE revoked the visas of the arrestees and transported them to Los Angeles for further processing, denying any role for the San Diego Harbor Police Department in the enforcement action. Immigrant rights advocates, including Benjamin Prado of Unión del Barrio, stated that this is not an isolated incident but a growing pattern of detentions throughout the country where crewmembers allegedly face denial of due process and access to consulates. The advocacy groups highlighted allegations that the Trump administration has been accused of similar practices regarding immigration enforcement on cruise ships.