US Conducts Covert Immigration Arrests
American reports indicate that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency arrested approximately 50,000 people in July 2026. There has been a shift in enforcement methods from loud operations to quieter procedures, including raids at workplaces, airports, and checkpoints. Human rights criticisms of these arrests and alleged racial discrimination continue to grow. The Department of Homeland Security is also expanding its capabilities by allocating $75 billion and increasing the number of officers to over 22,000, amidst accusations that these arrests are linked to legal and human rights tensions, as well as ambiguity regarding adherence to domestic and international laws.
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