Trump administration's immigration push fuels ICE's biggest arrest month in agency history
ICE averaged roughly 1,645 immigration arrests per day in July, smashing June's record of 43,000 as new funding and personnel fuel the crackdown.
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Bill Hemmer and Chad Wolf analyze ICE plans to surge arrests of Haitian migrants, focusing on temporary protected status.
They examine CBP nationwide encounter numbers for Haitians under the Biden administration, totaling nearly 500,000.
Wolf highlights the Democratic Party's major shift on border security, referencing past statements from Barack Obama and current calls to abolish ICE.
The Trump administration's immigration crackdown reached a historic milestone in July as U.S.
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