In a significant escalation of immigration enforcement, the Trump administration has launched a series of high-profile ICE operations across the U.S., resulting in the arrests of over 3,500 undocumented migrants in just the first week of these intensified efforts. Reports indicate that ICE is now aiming to conduct more than 1,200 daily arrests and has set arrest quotas for officers, raising concerns in sanctuary cities. The crackdown has led to various raids targeting individuals accused of violent crimes, with hundreds reported to have been taken into custody, including sex offenders. Additionally, U.S. military aircraft are now being used to deport migrants, with the first flights landing in Guatemala shortly after deportation operations commenced. This aggressive approach is part of a broader strategy to send a strong message regarding immigration policies, prompting fears and unrest among immigrant communities.