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President Trump's federal immigration crackdown is set to expand to New Orleans next week, with 250 troops participating in operations aimed at arresting 5,000 individuals. The operation, named 'Swamp Sweep,' will be led by Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino, according to The Associated Press.

The Border Patrol is planning to mobilize in New Orleans as part of a larger operation aimed at immigration enforcement. This initiative is expected to involve significant federal presence in the area, reflecting ongoing efforts to address immigration issues in the region.

Border Patrol is preparing to mobilize in New Orleans for an immigration enforcement operation as federal agents transition from Charlotte, North Carolina. NBC News reports on the implications of this operation in North Carolina and the anticipated actions in Louisiana.

New Orleans is preparing for a federal immigration crackdown known as 'Swamp Sweep,' which aims to arrest thousands of immigrants over several months. The operation is expected to create significant tension within the multicultural community as federal agents mobilize.

Homeland Security is reportedly planning an operation in New Orleans, deploying 250 immigrant agents with the goal of 5,000 arrests across Louisiana.