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Trump Resumes ICE Raids on Farms and Hotels, Presses Ahead with City Deportations

Hardliner demands to meet a 3,000-arrest-a-day quota drove the reversal, exposing rifts over economic disruption

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Federal agents (right) detain a man outside an immigration court in Manhattan last week. President Trump says his immigration crackdown will focus on "crime-ridden inner cities" like New York. (AP; Barry Williams / New York Daily News)
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Overview

  • President Trump ordered ICE to reverse a brief pause and resume worksite raids on farms, hotels, and restaurants, instructing all field offices to press ahead with enforcement.
  • White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller and other hardliners pushed to reinstate operations to meet a 3,000-arrest-a-day goal, revealing rifts within the administration.
  • The president has also directed ICE to intensify mass deportations in major Democratic-run cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York.
  • Agricultural and hospitality sectors that had won a temporary reprieve now face renewed uncertainty over labor shortages and economic disruption.
  • Protests in sanctuary jurisdictions continue, reflecting public opposition to the expanded deportation efforts despite the policy U-turn.