Trump administration expands mass deportations with noncriminals
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Trump Deportation Push Expands to Immigrants Without Criminal Records
Washington, D.C. — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests have surged under the Trump administration, with new data showing that many of those detained have no criminal convictions as the government expands its deportation campaign. ICE recorded roughly 50,000 arrests in July, the highest monthly total of President Donald Trump’s second term, and enforcement remained at similarly elevated levels in August. Government data obtained and …
Arrests, expulsions, deportations to third countries: even if in a more discreet way, the Trump administration campaign against immigrants goes on. Millions of people live in fear, while the president is increasingly less popular Read
In July and August, ICE's arrests exceeded 50,000 a month for the first time, but 55 per cent of the detainees had no contact with the law at all, disproved the White House's claim to focus on "the worst of the worst" and caused frustration even among the Republicans.
Of the 49,571 detainees, 25,424 have no conviction or criminal charge, while Washington claims that they pursue the 'criminal worst'.
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