US EditionICE Arrests in Michigan Jumped 154% Since Trump Took Office
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ICE Arrests in Michigan Jumped 154% Since Trump Took Office
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests have spiked across the country in recent weeks, despite pushback from anti-ICE protestors and an alarming increase in attacks on federal immigration agents.In Michigan, immigration arrests are up 154% since President Donald Trump took office, as he vows to deliver on his campaign promise to secure the border and carry out mass deportations.According to data shared by the Deportation Data Project, …
Since Donald Trump's return to power on 20 January, the number of arrests of migrants living, in most cases, illegally on US territory has doubled compared to last year, under Joe Biden's mandate. In less than six months, almost 100,000 people have been arrested on US territory by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, the customs police and border control agency. These operations have been relatively stable until early June, before exp…
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