ICE arrests nearly 1,000 undocumented migrants in nationwide crackdown

The U.S. and Colombia are currently engaged in a dispute over the deportation of migrants, which has led to mutual tariffs on each other's goods. This clash has intensified amid a broader crackdown on illegal immigration, with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reporting nearly 1,000 arrests in a single day. The arrests included serious criminal offenders, such as sex offenders and members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, as federal agents targeted 'potentially dangerous criminal aliens' in various regions. The Trump administration is pushing for increased arrest quotas, with ICE aiming to raise daily arrests significantly. As part of these operations, federal agents have conducted raids in multiple states, focusing on locations deemed 'sanctuary cities.' These developments highlight the escalating tensions surrounding immigration policy and enforcement in the U.S.