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ICE hit a new monthly detention high with over 46,000 arrests—its second straight record-breaking month—amid a nationwide enforcement surge from airports to traffic stops. Though falling short of its daily target of 2,000 arrests, ICE is averaging 1,500 and now holds over 68,000 detainees. The summer crackdown follows a quieter first half of the year, with operations quietly intensifying through targeted raids and newly hired agents. Public backlash flared after fatal traffic stops in Texas and Maine, prompting a temporary halt that was quickly reversed, while plainclothes arrests at airports—with TSA help—went viral. The administration also expanded arrest eligibility by ending Temporary Protected Status for 300,000 Haitians, sparking fear and urgency in affected communities as notices flood in.

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