ICE Arrests Reach New High
ICE arrests topped 43,000 in June as traffic-stop enforcement drew court challenges and prompted officers to add body cameras.
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement recorded more than 43,000 arrests in June, surpassing the previous record of 42,107 set in December, according to government data released Monday.
- Arrests surged following the replacement of former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem with Markwayne Mullin, who told reporters, "We're turning up the heat on the streets."
- Two immigrants were shot and killed during enforcement traffic stops in Texas and Maine this month, prompting ICE officers to wear body cameras at such stops.
- The Department of Homeland Security claims they are "delivering on President Trump's promise," though statistics show 40% of detainees have no criminal accusation and federal judges frequently order releases.
- ICE is on track to surpass 50,000 arrests in July, averaging 1,593 daily, while the Supreme Court is expected to review mandatory detention policy legality this October.
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The ICE agents made 16,213 arrests during the first 11 days of July, with an average daily of more than 1,400.
ICE Accelerates Immigration Arrests
“Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is ramping up immigration arrests, ending a spring lull that followed the shooting deaths of two U.S. citizens by federal agents,” Bloomberg reports. “Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents made 16,213 arrests during the first 11 days of July for a daily average of more than 1,400, according to […]
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ICE arrests reach new high
Immigration arrests reached 1,593 per day in early July in a new push to detain and deport immigrants that has led to deaths in traffic stops. There were more than 43,000 arrests in June, the highest recorded by the Trump…
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More than 43,000 foreigners were detained by U.S. immigration authorities in June, a record since the beginning of Donald Trump's presidency. Strengthening operations brings the White House closer to the deportation targets promised by the President, but coincides with a wave of protests and demands for greater ICE supervision after several deaths in agency actions
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