Key Points
- ICE reached a monthly arrest record with new tactics
- Agents are arresting academics at airports
- A checkpoint was set up in the National Forest
By the Numbers
A record number of arrests were made in July
In the United States, federal immigration agents have started implementing new tactics, such as arresting academics at airports or setting up checkpoints near a popular river in the National Forest. This has resulted in the highest number of arrests in any month during the Trump administration. The White House, seeking to fulfill its demand for more arrests, is continuing to implement these new strategies. ICE's new tactics are adding to the ongoing debates about immigration policies and practices.
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- What are ICE's new tactics?
- ICE is implementing new tactics, such as arresting academics at airports and setting up checkpoints in the National Forest.
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- These arrests are adding to the ongoing debates about immigration policies and practices.
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- The White House is supporting ICE in its efforts to fulfill its demand for more arrests.
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