Trump reportedly plans to have ICE agents detain immigrants at schools, hospitals, weddings and funerals

Donald Trump swear in his most recent bid to “carry out the largest domestic deportation campaign in American history,” with J.D. Vance speak at one point, 1 million people could be deported each year during Trump’s second term, or more than double the number deported during his entire term the last time he was president. Obviously, an operation of this scale would be unprecedented. One way the new administration plans to make things a little easier for themselves (and scarier for their targets)? Hunt for undocumented people in previously prohibited locations.

NBC News report that Trump “intends to rescind a long-standing policy that has prevented Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from detaining undocumented people at or near so-called sensitive locations, including churches , schools and hospitals or events such as funerals, weddings and others”. public protests without supervisor approval, according to three sources familiar with the planning. According to the source, Trump plans to eliminate the policy on his first day in office to “strengthen ICE’s authority to detain migrants across the country and the speed at which it does so.”

Under current policy, threats to national security, terrorism concerns, or matters involving dangerous felonies allow ICE agents to make arrests at sensitive locations . However, they must obtain prior approval to make an arrest at such a location. (According to NBC News, agents “may also make arrests in exigent circumstances when they feel the need to take immediate action, but need to consult with superiors after reality.”) The need for pre-approval was made in 2011, according to NBC News. “Immigration enforcement always requires balance. In the past, presidents of both parties have acknowledged that just because arrests in hospitals and schools are legal does not mean they are humane or wise public policy.” Lee Gelernt, an attorney for the ACLU, told NBC News. “We don’t want people with infectious diseases to be too scared to go to the hospital or children to be out of school because of perceived poor deportation policies.”

Over the weekend, Trump’s longtime adviser and architect separated the family Stephen Miller speak On the first day of his second term, the president-elect will “issue a series of executive orders to close the border and begin the largest deportation campaign in U.S. history,” Fox News said.

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