FBI Joins Trump Administration's Nationwide Crackdown on Criminal Aliens

The FBI's 55 field offices are collaborating with DHS and ICE to target and apprehend illegal immigrants with criminal records across the U.S.

The FBI is working closely with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to assist in President Trump's initiative to deport criminal illegal immigrants.
FBI special agents in charge at all 55 field offices are providing intelligence, tactical, and legal support to prioritize the apprehension of high-risk individuals.
Operations over the past week have resulted in the detention of approximately 7,300 illegal immigrants, many with charges or convictions for violent crimes, including robbery, rape, and assault.
President Trump announced plans to send up to 30,000 dangerous individuals to Guantánamo Bay for detention, citing concerns over their home countries' ability to manage them.
The crackdown includes high-profile arrests, such as a suspected gang member in the Bronx and a human smuggling suspect in El Paso, with ongoing investigations into broader criminal networks.