The immigration crackdown in Charlotte seems to be over, but the community is struggling

In November, Border Patrol agents apprehended approximately 7,350 illegal immigrants along the U.S.-Mexico border, marking a record low for the month, as reported by The Washington Times. This development reflects a continued trend of decreased illegal crossings in recent months.

Federal forces have initiated an immigration enforcement operation in New Orleans, Louisiana, known as Operation Catahoula Crunch, targeting undocumented immigrants under the Trump administration's intensified crackdown. Images have surfaced showing arrests being made on the streets of the city, which has been described as a sanctuary for immigrants. This operation follows similar actions in other Democratic-led cities, such as Charlotte, North Carolina.

Federal immigration raids initiated by ICE and Border Patrol have begun in Minneapolis and New Orleans, with reports indicating that operations in Minnesota may specifically target Somali immigrants. This follows President Donald Trump's recent derogatory remarks about the Somali community, suggesting they should 'go back to where they came from.'