Deportations Take July Vacation, Activists Throw Block Party
After a barnburner of mass deportations in June, immigration arrests hit the snooze button in July, much to the relief of activists in sanctuary jurisdictions. Theyâre hoping their resistance tactics actually make a dent, because who doesnât love sticking a finger in the bureaucratic eye? With arrest numbers dropping after June's blitz, sanctuary supporters are basically hosting a civic version of 'Nope, not today, Border Patrol!' Meanwhile, local communities enjoy the brief respite as deportation efforts seemingly suffer from summertime laziness.
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When deportations hit pause in July, sanctuary activists didn't just sit backâthey became uninvited party crashers at Border Patrolâs eviction notice. Summer plans: chill or resist, because mass arrests can apparently take a holiday, too.
July was the 'Do Not Disturb' sign on immigration arrestsâand sanctuary cities threw the biggest 'Not Today' block party in bureaucratic history.
Deportations: made in June, but Julyâs shipment got delayed by sanctuary resistance and an alleged summer slump. Even Border Patrol needs a nap, apparently.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/16/2025 | Author: Martin Kaste
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