Metro Atlanta officials hopeful as the Trump administration reviews its plan to convert warehouses into detention centers.

Critics of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement warehouse in Social Circle spoke out at the Georgia State Capitol on Thursday.

Agents have been observed standing or walking around public areas — though some have received training to help with identification and boarding pass verification.

The price tag of Trump administration’s massive real estate purchases in the metro Atlanta market has drawn criticism, and conspiracy theories.

Social Circle officials have placed a lock on the warehouse's water meter, effectively cutting off water and sewer service from the empty warehouse before it can be converted.

The family of Rodney Taylor has said that the double amputee, who has been in ICE custody for over a year, could be deported imminently.

U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath raised the issue of Rodney Taylor’s declining health inside the Stewart Detention Center. Taylor, a double amputee, has spent over a year in detention.

The latest available data shows 1,759 immigrants spent more than a day at the Atlanta field office — a facility not built for long-term detention.

Critics are concerned that this reassignment means other types of investigations, like white-collar crime, will proceed at a slower pace, or not at all.

Leaked Immigration and Customs Enforcement planning documents suggest up to 1,500 immigrants could be held there.