Recent weeks have seen a significant increase in immigration arrests and deportations by ICE across the United States, particularly under the Trump administration. In a series of nationwide operations, over 7,400 migrants have been arrested within just nine days, including individuals with serious criminal records such as murder and robbery. The crackdown has also raised concerns about the treatment of non-violent undocumented immigrants, many of whom could be inadvertently swept up in these raids. Reports indicate that ICE operations have involved daily arrest quotas, leading to a surge in detentions, with nearly 6,000 illegal immigrants deported within the first two weeks of the new immigration enforcement strategy. As the situation evolves, the implications for both legal and undocumented immigrants remain a pressing issue.