Trump Administration Celebrates 100 Days of Immigration Crackdown

As President Trump's administration marks its first 100 days, White House officials, including Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and border czar Tom Homan, highlighted a significant decrease in illegal border crossings, claiming drops of up to 96% compared to previous years. ICE chief Homan credited the administration's aggressive enforcement and border security measures, including 'Operation Tidal Wave,' which officials described as the largest deportation initiative in U.S. history. The administration also staged a display of lawn signs at the White House featuring alleged criminals arrested during these efforts to emphasize its focus on removing individuals accused of serious crimes. Leavitt noted record lows in attempted illegal crossings and announced the arrest of nearly 800 illegal immigrants in a recent Florida raid. Additionally, Trump is expected to sign an executive order targeting sanctuary cities that do not comply with federal immigration laws. Despite these actions, recent polls indicate Trump's hard-line immigration policies may be losing support among some Americans.