ICE announced Monday the multi-agency immigration clampdown resulted in 1,179 arrests in a single day — the biggest number since President Trump took office a week ago.

The Trump administration is stepping up its immigration crackdown in cities across the U.S. — and it's resulted in at least 3,552 arrests since Thursday, per figures posted to Immigration and Customs Enforcement's X account.

Under the Biden administration, the average number of arrests of noncitizens with criminal convictions or pending charges in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30 was 310.7 per day, according to an ICE report.

ICE on Thursday reported 538 arrests, on Friday the number announced was 593, on Saturday it was 286, on Sunday it was 956 and on Monday it was 1,179

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3 Comments

  1. kevinfederlinebundle on

    Dumb question: this article *seems* to be comparing total ICE arrest numbers now to arrests of “noncitizens with criminal convictions or pending charges” under the Biden administration. Are these numbers actually comparable, or is this apples and oranges?

  2. I challenge the “mainstream media” to try and not act like stenographers for the GOP.

  3. Additional-Use-6823 on

    can we see where these things are happening i have a suspicion they arent happening in South Dakota or farm country because even trump cant be that dumb

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