Overview

• ICE has arrested more than 1,000 unauthorized workers in the first 100 days of President Trump’s second term, the highest rate in the agency's history.
• The agency has subpoenaed records from approximately 1,200 businesses and proposed nearly $1 million in civil fines for immigration employment violations.
• A whole-of-government approach has been employed, involving federal, state, and local agencies in coordinated enforcement actions across the country.
• Recent operations include arrests at a Texas bakery, a New Jersey warehouse, a Louisiana construction site, and a Washington state roofing company.
• ICE and the IRS have also filed a civil complaint against a Chinese money laundering organization, leading to the seizure of properties, vehicles, and bank accounts connected to illegal labor supply chains.