Looking for a new Insta account to follow? If drugs, guns and counterfeit property tickle your fancy, you should follow ICE. Yes, ICE, as in Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

They’ve got a few photos that are exactly what you’d expect on Instagram. Like this shot of two agents looking at a city skyline contemplatively…

#ICE's ERO upholds America's immigration laws at, within and beyond our borders through efficient enforcement and removal operations.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Nov 19, 2015 at 11:53am PST

This candid shot of agents at work…

As the principal investigative of @dhsgov, #ICE hires to fill a wide variety of positions that support its mission critical occupations.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Dec 14, 2015 at 11:00am PST

And the requisite shot with a celebrity.

#ICE gets in the ring with @MannyPacquiao to discuss U.S. efforts to end human trafficking. Learn more about recognizing this global problem at ice.gov/human-trafficking

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on May 1, 2015 at 9:16am PDT

But wait – they also post photos of people they’ve apprehended. This guy is an alleged human trafficker:

CAPTURED! One of our top 10 most wanted human traffickers was extradited from Mexico to face criminal charges.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Oct 22, 2015 at 8:07am PDT

This guy was busted for being an Alex Rodriguez fan. Just kidding. He’s a foreign national described as an “enforcement priority.”

During a five-day targeted enforcement surge in New Jersey, #ICE's ERO officers arrested 46 foreign nationals who are enforcement priorities.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Oct 28, 2015 at 11:23am PDT

This guy, an alleged gang member, appears to be cracking an uneasy smile for the camera. Someone must have told him it was for Instagram.

CAPTURED: ICE ERO Houston received information from the US Marshals Service's North Charleston Fugitive Task Force, regarding Jose Alejandro Galeano-Ayala, a documented MS-13 gang member. Galeano was a previously removed criminal alien fugitive and one of ICE’s most wanted fugitives.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Mar 25, 2016 at 10:59am PDT

However, not everyone says “cheese” for ICE. These two men, described as MS-13 gang members, are dead serious. They were deported.

#ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations officers deport 2 Salvadoran MS-13 gang members wanted for aggravated homicide.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on May 29, 2015 at 2:19pm PDT

So what else does ICE post? Photos of agents organizing raids…

Last week, 50 fugitives were arrested in Operation No Safe Haven II, a nationwide operation. All of the fugitives are known or suspected #humanrights violators.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Aug 17, 2015 at 9:45am PDT

And the items they seize in some of those raids.

#ICE HSI’s Columbus Bulk Cash Smuggling Task Force made 371 arrests in 2015, more than tripling last year’s arrest totals. Since 2012, the task force has seized more than $8,924,272.60 in illicit proceeds from criminal organizations. In 2015, more than $1.6 million was seized and forfeited as a result criminal investigations. In addition to the 2015 cash seizures, the task force seized 25 firearms, 58,901 grams of cocaine, 10,891 grams of heroin, 429 pounds of marijuana and 243 units of illegal prescription pills.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Dec 16, 2015 at 10:16am PST

They also seize counterfeit items, like this fake Chicago Blackhawks merchandise.

#ICE's Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) seized more than $181,000 worth of counterfeit NHL gear and other merchandise in Chicago and Tampa surrounding the 2015 Stanley Cup Final and during Thursday’s Chicago Blackhawks victory celebration.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Jun 19, 2015 at 3:03pm PDT

And once in a while, they’ll also post a random dinosaur fossil. This one was stolen, recovered by ICE and sent back to its owner in China.

Today #ICE returned a stolen dinosaur fossil to the People’s Republic of China. #ICE continues to investigate the trafficking of archeological objects with the help of our foreign partners and return the stolen objects to their rightful owners.

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Dec 10, 2015 at 11:04am PST

But mostly, they publish wanted posters with hashtags like #MostWantedWednesday. Fun, right?!

#MostWantedWednesday Have you seen this man? He’s a convicted sex offender wanted for removal from the U.S. #fugitive #mostwanted

A photo posted by U.S. ICE (@icegov) on Dec 30, 2015 at 9:50am PST

READ: 11 Times Diane Guerrero Used Her Own Experiences To Explain The Problems With U.S. Immigration

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