Inside the Facility Where ICE Is Training Recruits to Take on Trump's Deportation Goals
ICE is hiring thousands of new deportation officers and attorneys, with 121,000 applications received, to enforce President Trump's deportation agenda using expanded training and $76.5 billion funding.
- The Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, Georgia, trains recruits for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is central to President Donald Trump's deportation efforts.
- Congress allocated $76.5 billion to ICE to support Trump’s mass deportation goals.
- Caleb Vitello, the assistant director of ICE, revealed that new recruits will undergo eight weeks of training at the Georgia facility.
- Ten thousand new recruits will be trained at the facility before implementing Trump's deportation agenda.
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