Federal immigration enforcement saw a sharp escalation in July, with agents making arrests at a pace of one every 54 seconds on average. New analysis reveals the month set a record for deportations, raising concerns over the scale of removals under current policies. The data highlights a significant uptick in enforcement activity compared to previous periods. Critics and advocates are reviewing the figures to assess broader implications for immigration practices.
ICE agents arrested an average of one person every 54 seconds in July. AJLabs examines a record month for deportations.
