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Dozens of individuals have been detained in New Orleans as part of the Trump administration's ongoing immigration crackdown, which has entered its second day. The operation has instilled fear within local immigrant communities, with many residents opting to hide rather than risk arrest in public spaces such as shopping areas and bus stops.

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.

The US Department of Homeland Security has initiated a significant immigration enforcement operation in New Orleans, escalating the Trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants in Democratic-led cities. Local leaders have expressed concerns regarding the operation's scope, tactics, and potential civil rights violations.

The Trump administration has intensified its immigration enforcement efforts in New Orleans, Louisiana, with federal agents conducting operations aimed at undocumented immigrants. This crackdown coincides with President Trump's announcement of deploying the National Guard to the city, raising concerns among local leaders and communities about the implications for immigrant populations.