ICE Sets Record With 51,000 Arrests in July
The total topped June’s 46,000 as the agency expanded arrests at airports, immigration check-ins and communities, according to internal DHS data.
- United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 51,000 people in July, marking an all-time agency record and surpassing the 46,000 arrests recorded in June.
- Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin faces criticism after suggesting at a National Governors Association meeting that seasonal agricultural visas could become permanent, drawing fire from conservative commentators.
- Clarifying his NGA remarks, Mullin posted, "NO amnesty for illegal aliens," and argued the comment was merely a "stray line" if enforcement is accelerating.
- Mike Howell of the Trump-aligned Oversight Project noted data remains opaque, while Oversight Project Visiting Fellow and Deportation Studies Scott Mechkowski stated expanding permanent work visas contradicts mass deportation mandates.
- ICE continues to expand operations, with over 30 people arrested at airports in July, as Immigration Services implements changes to asylum interview procedures before adversarial hearings.
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