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National Guard Prepares 20,000 Troops for Immigration Crackdown

  • The Department of Homeland Security requested 20,000 National Guard troops in May 2025 to assist ICE in a large-scale immigration arrest and deportation operation across the U.S.
  • This deployment request followed aggressive directives by top officials like Stephen Miller and Kristi Noem, who in a May 21 meeting demanded ICE agents increase daily arrests to 3,000.
  • Internal emails from senior ICE officials urged agents to creatively increase arrests, including pursuing collateral encounters that might lead to detentions without warrants.
  • Operation at Large involves over 5,000 federal agents, 3,000 ICE agents, 21,000 Guard members, and Justice Department employees to enforce arrests and deportations, as confirmed by multiple reports.
  • Senator Jack Reed noted this marks the first time National Guard troops might enforce immigration within the U.S., raising legal and ethical questions about domestic military involvement.
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The administration’s new mass deportation plan is transforming the entire federal security apparatus into an immigration office. Under the direct pressure of Stephen Miller — the country’s immigration policy architect — agencies such as the FBI, the DEA and even the IRS are reassigning staff to help ICE meet a goal: 3,000 immigration arrests per day. Many of them’s crime? No papers, no criminal record. Although national security is officially sp…

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world-ne.ws broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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