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With New Tactics, ICE Reaches New High in Monthly Arrests

Federal agents used airport stops, roadside checks and forest checkpoints to push July arrests to about 51,000, DHS said.

  • The Department of Homeland Security recorded about 51,000 immigrant arrests in July, the highest figure under the Trump administration, rising from 43,000 in June.
  • Targeting passengers with expired visas, federal agents arrested an average of 20-40 people daily at airports while establishing checkpoints near Wilson Creek in North Carolina, a site popular with Hispanic residents.
  • Recent detentions include a Cameroonian researcher from Johns Hopkins University and a Fulbright scholar; Michael Clemens, an economics professor at Johns Hopkins, estimated limiting STEM experts could cost the economy $145 billion annually.
  • Kate Angustia, supervisory policy and practice counsel at the American Immigration Lawyers Association, called it a "misconception" that arrested individuals forfeited legal status; statistics show 40% of detainees have no criminal convictions.
  • Federal judges have frequently ruled against mandatory detention, leading to the release of about 2,000 detainees monthly through bond hearings; the Supreme Court is expected to review the legality of these practices in October.
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ICE arrested 51,000 immigrants in July, the highest figure in DHS history. In the DMV, nearly 20,000 people have been arrested since 2025.

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With new tactics, ICE reaches new high in monthly arrests

Federal immigration agents are employing new tactics to boost arrest numbers.

·Denver, United States
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