DHS arrests dozens of illegal immigrants within 24 hours of launching New Orleans operation

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has launched a new webpage titled 'Worst of the Worst' to track arrests of alleged criminal illegal immigrants across the United States. This initiative, part of the Trump administration's broader immigration enforcement strategy, highlights individuals with serious offenses such as assault and drug trafficking.

Authorities in New Orleans are closely monitoring online criticism and protests related to the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, particularly during Operation Catahoula Crunch, which has led to numerous arrests of undocumented immigrants. This operation has raised public concern, especially as it involves distressing imagery of children crying during arrests.

State and federal authorities in New Orleans are intensifying their monitoring of online criticism and protests against the recent immigration crackdown, as detailed in records reviewed by The Associated Press. This includes tracking message boards for threats against agents and compiling updates on public sentiment regarding the arrests made during this operation.

An illegal immigrant in Charlotte, North Carolina, has been charged with stabbing another man on the light rail system. Federal officials from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reported that the suspect had been deported twice prior to this incident, raising concerns about the effectiveness of immigration enforcement.

Federal agents have launched an immigration enforcement operation in New Orleans, challenging the city's sanctuary policies amid a backdrop of state laws that favor immigration enforcement. This operation, part of a broader crackdown, has raised concerns among local activists and immigrant communities.

A video captured this week shows masked Border Patrol agents following Jacelynn Guzman, a 23-year-old woman, back to her home in Marrero, Louisiana, during a targeted immigration enforcement operation by the Department of Homeland Security. Guzman reported feeling threatened as the agents exited an unmarked SUV, mistaking it initially for an Uber ride.