Federal Immigration Sweep in New York Results in Over 2,100 Arrests
U.S. authorities arrested more than 2,100 undocumented immigrants in New York as part of a federal enforcement campaign dubbed “Operation Rotten Apple.” The sweeping crackdown has drawn sharp criticism from local officials over its scale and execution.
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Trump Steps Up New York Immigration Sweep With 2,100 Arrests
The Trump administration said it arrested more than 2,100 immigrants across New York in a monthlong operation, intensifying a fight with state and city leaders over their refusal to more closely assist with the federal immigration crackdown.
By Myles Miller
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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says Operation Rotten Apple arrested over 2,100 criminals in New York while blasting the state's sanctuary policies.
Read full article →Operation ‘Rotten Apple’: US arrests over 2,100 illegal immigrants across New York
During a comprehensive operation aimed at reinforcing public safety, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained 2,197 undocumented individuals throughout New York. Many of those arrested had serious criminal records. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin emphasized that the operation was crucial for enhancing safety in the state while criticizing local officials for their lack of cooperation with federal agencies.
By ARYAN SINGH
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