What's Actually Happening with Immigration Enforcement
July was ICE's biggest arrest month of Trump's second term — nearly 50,000 arrests. August was even higher. And most people had no idea.
Immigration attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch joins Brooke to explain why enforcement has gotten quieter and more brutal at the same time, who's actually being targeted (hint: it's not just who you think), and what the data really shows about who's being detained and deported.
They cover the 287(g) agreements turning local police into immigration agents, the private prison companies making $1.5 billion a quarter off detentions, why "just do it legally"…
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