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Records reviewed by AP detail online monitoring, arrests in New Orleans immigration crackdown
DHS aims for 5,000 arrests targeting criminal illegal aliens in southeast Louisiana despite early data showing few violent offenders, raising transparency concerns among local officials.
- Immigration authorities have been conducting sweeps targeting criminal illegal aliens, but records show less than a third of those arrested in the first two days had criminal histories beyond traffic violations.
- The Department of Homeland Security aims to make at least 5,000 arrests in southeast Louisiana over the next two months, with the stated goal of targeting violent criminal illegal aliens.
- Law enforcement agencies have been monitoring online discussions and social media posts criticizing the raids and accusing authorities of racial profiling and deviating from their stated mission.
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Records reviewed by AP detail online monitoring, arrests in New Orleans immigration crackdown
State and federal authorities are monitoring online criticism and protests against the immigration crackdown in New Orleans.
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The Times of Northwest Indiana+25 Reposted by 25 other sources
Immigration crackdown in New Orleans has a target of 5,000 arrests. Is that possible?
That would surpass the number of arrests during a two-month enforcement blitz around Chicago, a region with a bigger immigrant population.
·Cherokee County, United States
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