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Trump's Immigrant Crackdown in New York: More Arrests, Longer Detention
When President Trump returned to power, Democratic officials and immigrant communities braced for the prospect of mass raids in New York City, with predictions of roundups at migrant shelters, restaurant kitchens and street corners, and federal agents flooding schools, hospitals and even churches. But a starkly different reality has emerged in America's largest city during the first six months of Mr. Trump's second term. Unlike in Los Angeles and other parts of the country, immigration agents in New York have, for the most part, employed a much simpler strategy. They have had immigrants come to them. New federal data shows that half the migrants arrested in the New York City area since Jan. 20 have been detained after being summoned to the federal immigration offices in Manhattan or to the immigration courts there. They come for routine and mandated appearances, with judges typically determining whether someone who is in the country unlawfully can be deported or is eligible for asylum. Instead, in recent months, hundreds of people have been handcuffed without notice, largely out of public view. As the use of that tactic has accelerated, so have detentions. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested at least 2,365 immigrants in the region between late January and the end of June, a nearly 200 percent increase from the five months before Mr. Trump took office, according to the data. The new figures offer the clearest picture yet of the president's crackdown in the city with the country's largest immigrant population. Despite that distinction, New York has not topped the list of cities with the most immigrant arrests, even if apprehensions are above Biden-era levels. Immigration arrests in the New York City area have climbed under Trump Weekly ICE arrests 383 Detained for: shorter than 12 hours longer than 12 hours Detentions spike, driven by check-in and courthouse arrests, after Stephen Miller's meeting with ICE. 200 arrests Trump's inauguration 100 April '24 July Oct. Jan. '25 April 383 Detained for: shorter than 12 hours longer than 12 hours 300 arrests Detentions spike, driven by check-in and courthouse arrests, after Stephen Miller's meeting with ICE. 200 Trump's inauguration 100 April '24 July Oct. Jan. '25 April Note: Data is through June 26. Source: Deportation Data Project By The New York Times More than half of immigrants arrested in New York City had no criminal charges or convictions ICE arrests by criminal status in the New York City area under Trump No convictions 54% Pending charges 16 CONVICTIONS D.U.I. 7 Violent 7 Other 4 Public disorder 2 Robbery 2 Drug-related 2 Immigration 2 Sex-related 1 Weapons-related 1 Fraud 0.8 Traffic offense 0.5 No convictions 54% Pending charges 16 CONVICTIONS D.U.I. 7 Violent 7 Other 4 Public disorder 2 Robbery 2 Drug-related 2 Immigration 2 Sex-related 1 Weapons-related 1 Fraud 0.8 Traffic offense 0.5 Note: Data is through June 26. Source: Deportation Data Project By The New York Times Home countries of immigrants arrested in New York City ICE arrests by country of origin in the New York City area under Trump 100 200 300 400 500 Ecuador El Salvador Venezuela Honduras Mexico Guatemala Dominican Rep. Colombia China Peru Senegal Jamaica Haiti India Nicaragua Bangladesh Guinea Russia Georgia Uzbekistan 100 200 300 400 500 Ecuador El Salvador Venezuela Honduras Mexico Guatemala Dominican Republic Colombia China Peru Senegal Jamaica Haiti India Nicaragua Bangladesh Guinea Russia Georgia Uzbekistan Note: Data is through June 26. Only the top 20 countries are shown. Source: Deportation Data Project By The New York Times Want all of The Times? Subscribe.
Yahoo
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Motorcycle rider killed in east Wichita crash
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A motorcycle rider was killed in a crash with another vehicle Saturday evening in east Wichita. The crash happened around 5:50 p.m. in the 200 block of South Greenwich, near Waterman. Emergency crews arrived to find the rider with life-threatening injuries. Wichita Police said the man was transported to a local hospital, where he later died. No other injuries were reported. The investigation is ongoing. For more Kansas news, click here. Keep up with the latest breaking news by downloading our mobile app and signing up for our news email alerts. Sign up for our Storm Track 3 Weather app by clicking here. To watch our shows live on our website, click here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Solve the daily Crossword
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Three critically injured in Wichita crash, alcohol suspected
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