The Trump administration initiated a widespread immigration enforcement operation on Sunday, resulting in the arrest of nearly 1,000 individuals across the United States. This coordinated effort involved multiple federal agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), with the aim of bolstering immigration enforcement measures.
ICE reported that a total of 956 people were arrested during the raids, with 554 detainers lodged. The operation commenced in Chicago, where White House border czar Tom Homan described it as a 'gamechanger,' emphasizing its focus on targeting criminal activities such as sexual offenses and gang-related behavior.
