Overview
- More than 100,000 of the recorded breaches involved rules on entry, exit, transit and stay, while about 28,000 related to illegal employment.
- Investigators opened roughly 4,800 criminal cases for organizing illegal migration.
- Authorities also launched about 1,500 cases for other offenses linked to the sweep, including drugs, weapons, unlawful border crossing, extremism and terrorism.
- Police identified 673 people on the federal wanted list, 329 on an interstate list, and 37 on an international list.
- The campaign combined administrative removal decisions with criminal investigations and was carried out in two stages under interagency oversight.