New York Ends 287(g) ICE Deals as Citywide Sweep Yields 2,100 Arrests

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New York’s Local Cops, Local Crimes Act ends state and local participation in ICE's 287(g) program, and a monthlong operation dubbed Operation Rotten Apple led to about 2,100 arrests across NYC, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, and upstate. DHS framed the arrests as enforcing immigration rules, while critics say the crackdown erodes trust and targets people with no criminal records, highlighting a growing federal-state clash over immigration enforcement and legal challenges to the law continue.
- As New York moved to curb ICE cooperation, the agency arrested 2,100 USA Today
- Trump officials exchange barbs with Gov. Hochul, Mayor Mamdani Spectrum News NY1
- U.S. Announces Thousands of Arrests in New York Immigration Operation The New York Times
- WATCH: DHS Secretary Mullin says thousands arrested in New York immigration operation PBS
- ‘Operation Rotten Apple’: DHS made 2,100 arrests in the past month in NY PIX11
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