Nationwide Immigration Raids Result in Hundreds of Arrests

Federal agencies have begun a series of immigration raids across the United States, targeting undocumented immigrants under the direction of President Donald Trump's administration. These operations have involved multiple federal bodies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Homeland Security Investigations, and the Department of Justice, with notable activity in Arizona, South Florida, and Georgia. In South Florida, arrests have been made for serious charges, such as possession of oxycodone and aggravated assault. The raids are part of a nationwide crackdown, fulfilling Trump's campaign promise of mass deportations, with hundreds of arrests reported over the weekend. The operations highlight the administration's expanded use of federal law enforcement agencies beyond traditional immigration authorities to enforce immigration laws. This increased enforcement has sparked discussions about the implications for communities across the nation.