US EditionTrump administration plans to deploy hundreds more federal agents to ramp up immigration enforcement across the country
- The Trump administration plans to deploy hundreds more federal agents nationwide to increase arrests of undocumented immigrants as of May 2025.
- This deployment follows White House pressure on the Justice Department to intensify immigration enforcement amid limited ICE resources and declining border crossings.
- The Justice Department targets 25 cities using FBI, ATF, DEA, and U.S. Marshals agents, sidelining some investigations to focus on immigration-related crime.
- FBI agents will form about 45% of the surge, while officials stated, quotas on ICE offices serve as a "floor, not a ceiling," reflecting a broad enforcement push.
- The expanded interior enforcement aims to fulfill Trump’s mass deportation promise and will include support from state National Guard units under CBP supervision.
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Trump administration plans to deploy hundreds more federal agents to ramp up immigration enforcement across the country
The Trump administration is planning to deploy hundreds more federal personnel to ramp up arrests of undocumented immigrants as soon as this week, according to two sources familiar with the planning, including tapping Border Patrol agents to fan out nationwide.
·Atlanta, United States
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