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Between Jan. 23 and Jan. 26, 2,373 arrests were reported by ICE, with the nearly 1,000 of them on Jan. 26

In a post published on X, president Gustavo Petro of Colombia said the United States government cannot treat migrants like criminals and they need to be treated with dignity and respect.

The Biden administration moved away from the term back in 2021 amid a push for more "more inclusive" words instead

An illegal immigrant and alleged gang member hailed former presidents Biden and Obama while he was being arrested by ICE agents.

An elementary school in Chicago successfully prevented ICE agents from entering the building Friday morning following Chicago Public Schools protocols.

A Massachusetts school district informed staff and students' families that they will not cooperate with ICE agents seen near school buildings or bus stops.

Ras Baraka said agents detained "undocumented residents as well as citizens without producing a warrant"

"It's about putting public safety first and keeping all law enforcement tools available to the citizens of Huntington Beach" Pat Burns told The Latin Times

Senator Katie Britt noted on social media that the arrests were carried out nationwide despite extremely cold weather conditions.

Only about 20% of respondents of a AP-NORC poll favor such actions, and roughly 60% oppose them

This policy shift reinstates expedited deportations nationwide, sparking fears of devastating impacts on immigrant families and U.S. citizen children.

Mario Hidalgo's criminal history spans decades, with ICE identifying him as a key figure in the Sinaloa Cartel's operations.

Previous estimates rounded out the figure at $3.2 billion but new information reveals that it "does not represent the full cost of implementation"

President-elect Trump's nominee for DHS Secretary repeated a widely debunked claim that 13,000 convicted murderer migrants are "loose in this country."

The idea has drawn criticism for not only encouraging racial profiling and fostering mistrust but for being an inefficient use of ICE's limited resources

Immigration and Customs Enforcement estimates that implementing the act would cost $3.2 billion in additional funding for the 2025 fiscal year.

The Trump transition team has reportedly discussed with U.S. ICE officials about the resources and logistics needed for such an operation

Republicans are working on broader border security plans, including $120 billion for enforcement

The president-elect is reportedly planning to remove a policy that stops agents from arresting undocumented individuals from sensitive places such as churches and schools

San Diego County officials face threats of legal action from America First Legal over claims that the county's sanctuary policies violate federal laws.

Texas authorities rescued two young migrant girls who were abandoned by smugglers at the southern border carrying only a note with an address and phone number.

Yusuf Abdi Ali, a 71-year-old former Somali military officer served as a lieutenant colonel in the Somali National Army and led the Fifth Brigade in northwest Somalia during Siad Barre's dictatorship from 1987 to 1989.

Number of asylum-seekers in the ATD program has dropped since last year, as the number of migrant apprehensions in the border continue to fall.

Despite a drop in migrant surrenders, smuggling-related fatalities continue to rise, reaching 23 deaths since last October, the end of the fiscal year

"The time and staffing needed to arrest a single immigrant reveals how difficult it may be to scale up to mass deportations" concluded NBC News

The agency removed over 271,000 individuals in fiscal year 2024, the highest number since the Obama administration in 2014.

With the incoming Trump administration vowing to conduct the "largest deportation operation in American history," here is what immigration lawyers are telling potential targets to say if ICE shows up to their jobs.

A Texas man is fighting to reunite with his wife and four children, including newborn twins who are U.S. citizens, after they were deported to Mexico.

"As a direct result of these reckless and flagrant, irresponsible policies, violent criminals are allowed back into our communities" said Glenn Youngkin

Sheriff Kelly Martinez argues that current state law makes the new policy unnecessary and that the Board of Supervisors cannot set policy for the sheriff