Overview
- President Trump directed ICE officers via Truth Social to expand detention and deportation operations in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York.
- White House adviser Stephen Miller raised ICE’s daily arrest target to 3,000, up from about 650 per day earlier in the term.
- Demonstrations have spread beyond Los Angeles to Chicago and New York, where protesters held “No Kings” rallies confronting federal officers.
- ICE official Tatum King ordered a halt to work-site enforcement investigations at farms, restaurants and hotels following industry warnings of labor shortages.
- A federal appeals panel has allowed National Guard troops to remain in Los Angeles as California’s lawsuit over the deployment proceeds in court.