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Trump admin rounds up 5.5K criminal migrants in less than a week, here are some of the worst #shorts
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1:48Now PlayingImmigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has rounded up more than 5,500 criminal migrants in less than a week, notching an early milestone in President Trump’s promised clampdown on illegal immigration. NY Post reporter Georgia Worrell shares this story.
The arrests were the result of scores of coordinated raids around the country, which saw some of the very worst violent offenders clapped in irons after freely roaming the country under the Biden administration.
Those busts included dozens of members of the vicious Venezuelan Tren de Aragua prison gang — as well as multiple MS-13 gang members — at least five “career criminals” nabbed by the Drug Enforcement Administration and scores of others wanted for murder, kidnapping, child molestation and more.
ICE has shared daily “enforcement updates” on X since Jan. 23, outlining their daily arrest totals, as well as detainers lodged — formal requests for inmates to be held until they can be picked up by immigration officials.
Through Tuesday, officials made 5,537 arrests and lodged 4,333 detainers, giving authorities a running start in what is shaping up to be a lengthy and resource-intensive enforcement effort.
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