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It's almost as though telling them the first time didn't do anything
Start suing them personally for this shit.
They're literally kidnapping people. Not even in the "hyperbolic" way. They have no authority to detain these people and are doing it anyway. That's the definition. I hope for a real reckoning, though I fear they will never actually be held accountable.
Pretending conjecture is the same thing as established facts does nothing more than inform the court that you suck at your job...
It does much more than that. It intentionally traumatizes those targeted and burdens them with fighting difficult legal battles. We no longer are a nation of laws, and that is the environment in which tyranny thrives.
Unless and until someone starts arresting the border officers for this crime it's not going to stop. And I don't know anyone with the authority to do so who will.
Have them arrested. If an order is not abided by — arrest them. An added benefit to this is they will be less likely to break the law again if they are arrested.
This seems like an elementary concept to state about how we hold people accountable for their actions.