As ICE readies ‘Swamp Sweep,’ Mississippi pledges to aid — not block — federal crackdown

Fox NewsFriday, November 21, 2025 at 3:01:45 PM
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As ICE readies ‘Swamp Sweep,’ Mississippi pledges to aid — not block — federal crackdown
  • Operation 'Swamp Sweep' will bring 250 border agents to Mississippi and Louisiana, focusing on a two-month crackdown on criminal aliens. This initiative reflects the federal government's intensified efforts to enforce immigration laws in these states.
  • The Mississippi government has pledged to assist federal authorities during this operation, indicating a cooperative approach to immigration enforcement amidst ongoing national debates about immigration policy and local law enforcement's role.
  • This crackdown is part of a larger trend of increased immigration enforcement across the United States, with significant implications for communities and individuals affected by such operations, raising concerns about civil rights and the impact on local populations.
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