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Trump Administration Advances ICE Crackdown With Bond Ban and New Funding

Revocation of bond hearings backed by a surge in congressional spending underpins intensified raids despite ongoing court challenges.

Federal immigration agents talk to Rebecca Torres, second left, after she tried to block a military vehicle during a raid in the agriculture area of Camarillo, Calif., Thursday, July 10, 2025. (AP Photo/Michael Owen Baker)
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Overview

  • A July 8 ICE memo directs officers to hold undocumented immigrants in detention throughout their removal proceedings by eliminating bond hearing eligibility.
  • The administration has appealed a federal injunction that bars detaining individuals based solely on race, occupation or accent and insists ICE agents operate under strict Fourth Amendment training.
  • Congress’s recent “One Big Beautiful Bill” allocates over $45 billion to expand ICE detention capacity and supports sharper enforcement targets and higher daily arrest quotas.
  • Government figures show that as of June 29, more than 70 percent of the 57,861 people in ICE custody had no criminal convictions, prompting criticism from civil liberties groups.
  • Large-scale raids at two Glass House Farms cannabis facilities led to 361 arrests, the rescue of over a dozen migrant children and the death of a worker who fell from a greenhouse roof