Trump Administration Replaces ICE Leaders Amid Deportation Disputes
The Donald Trump administration has started removing senior US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials to push for faster deportations, according to reports from NBC News and Fox News.
NBC News reported that the administration plans to replace some regional leaders at ICE with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials. Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin stated that the shake-up is already "underway" on social media platform X.
The White House has grown increasingly satisfied with CBP's aggressive enforcement tactics, including agents "rappelling into apartment buildings from Black Hawk helicopters and jumping out of rental trucks in Home Depot parking lots.
- Two Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials confirmed the changes to NBC.
- The replacement of ICE leaders with CBP personnel aims to increase deportation rates.
Author's summary: Trump administration replaces ICE leaders to speed up deportations.
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