Trump's Stealth Immigration Enforcement Push

0:00The Trump administration is dialing back the flashy immigration raids that grab headlines last year, swapping street clashes for a stealthier, enforcement push. No more viral videos of agents tangling with protesters in blue cities. Instead, they're focusing on steady deportations, still gunning for 1 million removals this fiscal year and next, up from about 400. 42,000 last year. A arrest by immigration and customs enforcement have dropped lately, with the tension numbers falling from a peak of roughly 72,000 in. January to 58,000 this week. But they're not slowing down, planning to double capacity to around 100,000 beds by snapping up 11 warehouses nationwide, backed by. Over 170 billion dollars from Congress. Experts on both sides see this as building a massive machine behind the scenes. Immigration hawks say it's smart to avoid the drama while hitting hard, and folks like those at the Center for Immigration Studies know it's no. Retreat. Meanwhile,

1:00former insiders warn it could ramp up numbers without the public backlash. They're expanding local partnerships too, with 287G agreements jumping from 135 to over 1,400. Across 41 states, letting cops check immigration status during routine stops. States like Florida and Texas are all in, and there's talk of tightening work rules through audits and social security checks to push folks out. Volunteerly, bottom line, the White House says the strategy is locked in, prioritizing criminal deportations without the spectacle, even as pressure builds from. Conservatives to crank those numbers way higher. I'm Corey with the story. That's your Canada News Today Update. AI powered and always on.