The Trump administration has set a target of at least 75 arrests per day as part of its intensified efforts to crack down on immigration, according to White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller. Miller emphasized that the mentioned number is the minimum goal and not the maximum, indicating a strong push for even higher arrest rates.
Miller's remarks underscore the administration's firm stance on executing President Donald Trump's immigration plan, with significant pressure being placed on immigration offices to meet these arrest quotas. The administration's directive aims to significantly increase the number of daily arrests compared to the previous figures under the Biden administration, which averaged around 300 arrests per day.
