ICE set back-to-back record-breaking months in June and July, making the highest arrest totals in DHS history.

Daily immigration arrests at airports have doubled or more compared to last year, during this historic push, as the reach of mass deportations continues to expand.

President Trump has issued two new Executive Orders to restrict birthright citizenship. The first order expands the categories of children born to aliens who do not qualify for automatic citizenship and will be treated as non-citizens, while the second order delegates authority to State Dept and DHS to halt birth tourism and pursue nationwide enforcement actions against it

Trump's new order blocks the children of foreigners working on behalf of a foreign government, the children of foreign and surrogate moms trying to drop an anchor baby, and the children of designated alien enemies from birthright citizenship.

The admin is expanding the categories of exclusion as we work toward eventually ending the idea altogether.

USCIS is restoring the authority of its officers to deny immigration benefits such as work authorization or change of status when an alien fails to provide sufficient evidence of their eligibility.

This will help save time and stem frivolous legal migration applications.

ICE has arrested over 1,200 illegal aliens in the Atlanta, Georgia area as part of a single large enforcement operation.

Immigration activists, advocates and attorneys say ICE sightings have more than doubled in New York City and the surrounding area. This comes after ICE began 'the largest wave of enforcement' ever seen in upstate New York.

A similar uptick in reported ICE arrests has hit Long Island, ‘We're seeing a lot more federal agents and officers out on residential streets.’

The termination of TPS for South Sudan is now in effect, affecting hundreds.

Termination of Burmese nationals now in effect. Almost all temporary legal status under TPS has fallen to the Trump admin, with a couple more pending. Ethiopia, Somalia and another cohort from Venezuela are pending. Altogether this puts up to 1 million migrants on the chopping block.

After months of litigation in multiple courts, nearly all TPS designations the DHS has filed to end have fallen.

The Temporary Protected Status of over 1 million migrants is now being terminated. Only two small holdouts remain, and those aren't likely to last.

The DHS is already sending these people into departure or putting them up for deportation if they do not leave.

The DOJ is offering $3 billion in grants for cities and states, on the condition that they fully participate in the 287(g) program to remove illegals.

287(g) has already grown over +1500% under Trump, so this will reward and encourage further local immigration enforcement cooperation, like patronage for mass deportations.

President Trump's lawyer Todd Blanche has been confirmed as the 88th Attorney General of the United States DOJ after months of resistance to his confirmation.

As Acting AG, Blanche has led the largest denaturalization effort ever and the first prosecutorial crackdown on ANTIFA in history. Blanche defended Trump during the Biden years and was by his side before the election.

The Senate also confirmed dozens of Trump nominees in one go, a process they have done repeatedly this term as a way to fill the government with hundreds and hundreds of Trump's officials.

DHS is advancing new rules to ramp up Trump's crackdown on H-1B.

One expands a $4,000 fee so certain employers must pay it upon renewal. The other would end the 60-day grace period H-1B workers have after losing a job. Both would affect existing H-1B and squeeze H-1B employers.

The Executive cannot unilaterally end H-1B and must be careful with the procedure it uses to end OPT, so the Trump admin is piling restrictions on while rescinding regulations so USCIS and the DOL can increase probes against the fraud and abuse. A thousand bureaucratic cuts.

In shorter terms, Indians will be hardest hit — present and potential migrants.

In just over 10 months, the Memphis Safe Task Force established by President Trump has made 11,488 arrests of criminals in the area.

The Task Force was organized to crush crime in the city, and it is delivering. This can serve as a model against urban disorder across the country — something we should all call for in our own states.

Immigration enforcement targeting former TPS holders has begun to ramp up, CNN says. DHS is sending letters to urge self-deportation while ICE is ‘arresting people left and right’.

Haitian migrants in particular have faced layoffs and increased worksite arrests since late July.

ICE and CBP recently conducted a worksite raid at a solar farm in the GLOW region of New York, reportedly for the first time.

Multiple workers were arrested and processed for removal thanks to a tip submitted to the ICE tipline.

https://www.ice.gov/webform/ice-tip-form

Trump's ally in Colombia has launched a military operation against marxist, leftist enemies in the country. Drug dealers and dissidents are now being killed by El Tigre's Trump-backed government.

The Trump admin has terminated TPS for more than 1 million migrants, kept the refugee spigot off — except for White South Africans, and maintained record high asylum denial with record low parole into the U.S. interior.

Now, only DACA remains in Trump's era of mass delegalization, says the New Yorker. DACA, created by Obama, offers hundreds of thousands of aliens effective amnesty. The Trump admin is restricting it significantly with reviews and vetting, until the program can finally be ended.

The Trump admin has now revoked over 175,000 visas since Trump took office on January 20, 2025; the largest amount of visas revoked within such a time span.

From 2001 to 2015, the U.S. revoked only 122,000 visas within 14 years. The Trump admin has revoked more than 175,000 visas within 18 months.

The Trump admin is now revoking more visas per month than previous admins did per year; the largest visa revocation effort on record.