ICE arrests reach new high

In early July, ICE's daily arrests hit an alarming new high, with 1,593 people detained each day, marking the most aggressive enforcement push under the Trump administration. This surge, which saw over 43,000 arrests in June alone, has sparked concerns about the human cost, including reports of deaths during traffic stops. The escalation underscores a contentious debate over immigration enforcement policies and their broader implications on public safety and civil liberties.