President Trump endorsed the idea of rebranding Immigration and Customs Enforcement as National Immigration and Customs Enforcement (NICE) in April 2026 via Truth Social and revived it with a public poll in June, framing the change as a way to alter media language around enforcement operations. The proposal has drawn limited internal support, with border czar Tom Homan and some agents preferring the existing acronym’s stronger image. Any official rename requires congressional legislation to amend the agency’s authorizing statute, rather than unilateral executive action. No bills have advanced, and activity has stayed confined to social media posts and informal references by the White House and Department of Homeland Security. Trader consensus assigns low probabilities to near-term resolution, reflecting the procedural hurdles and competing priorities around immigration enforcement.