A nationwide crackdown has resulted in a significant increase in ICE arrests. This recent effort was more widespread than past operations, although it did not receive as much attention.
Past operations in cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and Minneapolis were more high-profile. The current crackdown has not led to a corresponding increase in deportations, but the reasons for this are explained in further detail by the source.
Further information on the crackdown and its effects is available from the source, providing more insight into the current situation and the factors contributing to the disparity between arrests and deportations.
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