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The Trump administration has expanded detention, tightened legal pathways, and increased interior arrests as part of its immigration enforcement agenda.
Official federal statements tie a measurable decline in certain violent crimes in the first half of 2025 to intensified ICE operations, but independent reporting and data analyses present mixed eviden...
Federal courts in 2024–2025 increasingly rebuked ICE practices that led to the wrongful detention of U.S. citizens, imposing limits on warrantless arrests, detainer practices, and some mandatory-deten...
Independent reporting and advocacy groups documented at least "more than 170" citizens who were in 2025, but there is no comprehensive, agency-published tally spanning 2024–2025 and official tracking ...
’s second-term immigration agenda has rapidly shifted enforcement from a primarily border-focused posture in 2024 to a broad, interior-first crackdown that reallocates federal resources, expands deten...
The rapid expansion of ICE detention capacity since mid‑2024 has been accompanied by a marked shift toward broader interior enforcement tactics — more arrests of non‑criminals, expanded use of remote ...