Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Hits 1,100 ‘Worst of the Mostly Innocent’ Daily
KEY POINTS
- •Since January 20, 2025, ICE has ramped up arrests to about 1,100 people daily, exceeding previous administration levels.
- •DHS reported nearly 579,000 arrests through December 3, with multiple agencies aiding ICE’s broader enforcement mandates.
- •Judges in Chicago and Washington, D.C., have intervened to halt warrantless arrests, releasing hundreds of detainees.
Since January 20, President Trump’s ICE squad has been on a mission: arresting roughly 1,100 people per day, and sometimes the same person multiple times because who’s counting? DHS bragged about a whopping 579,000 arrests as of December 3, but mysteriously stopped releasing detailed data after Trump's second term began. This isn’t your grandma’s deportation program — now ICE targets not just criminals, but the ‘collateral damage’ household members who happen to breathe the same air. Backup dancers include Border Patrol, Secret Service, DEA, IRS, and local law enforcement, turning deportations into a multi-agency party. Meanwhile, courts in Chicago and D.C. are busy dropping the mic on warrantless arrests as liberal judges politely tell ICE to stop sweeping up clean families who just want to check in at court.
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Trump’s deportation team takes 'collateral damage' to a new level, arresting innocent families like they’re playing dodgeball with human lives. Nobody asked for this sequel.
If only ICE had a loyalty card for round-the-clock repeated arrests of the same innocent stranger.
Trump’s mass deportation is like a bargain bin clearance, but the ‘items’ are families and the receipts gone missing.
Source: Axios | Published: 12/4/2025 | Author: Brittany Gibson
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