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2 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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tongues → sign → Hill
Donald Trump’s ICE agents deported a record number of migrants in the last year and the hardliner who built the crackdown has just taken over the West Wing.
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who → deport → Wing
ICE removed 483,200 people in the fiscal year that closed September 30, according to DHS numbers obtained by CBS News, beating the 442,640 the agency reported a year earlier.
The agency also logged more than 491,000 immigration arrests, nearly 475,000 of them civil administrative arrests that require no criminal charge at all, another record.
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that → remove → record
Stephen Miller, the architect of Trump’s mass deportation campaign and the aide who has spent two years driving ICE toward higher arrest quotas, was just installed as White House chief of staff.
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who → spend → staff
The record landed days after Trump sat down with CBS’s ‘60 Minutes’ and floated cutting a amnesty deal with Democrats.
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Trump → land → Democrats
‘I think it was too tough,’ the president said of his own crackdown in that interview, before turning around on Monday.
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president → think → Monday
The statistics office has not published a detailed monthly enforcement report covering ICE and Border Patrol since January 2025.
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office → publish → January
‘I couldn’t be prouder of the brave men and women of ICE,’ DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said in a statement issued with the numbers on Thursday.
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Mullin → say → Thursday
Donald Trump’s ICE agents deported a record number of migrants in the last year and the hardliner who built the crackdown has just taken over the West Wing
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who → deport → Wing
Trump floated signing an amnesty deal last week once Democrats take over congress
Miller, the architect of Trump’s mass deportation campaign and the aide who has spent two years driving ICE toward higher arrest quotas, was just installed as White House chief of staff
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who → sign → staff
The department says the total runs roughly 18 percent above the 409,849 removals ICE recorded in 2012 under Barack Obama.
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ICE → say → Obama
It is also nearly 78 percent above the 271,484 carried out in Joe Biden’s final full fiscal year.
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It → carry → year
DHS has pointed to cases like that of Raul Genesis Ortiz Moran, a Mexican national charged with second-degree murder and aggravated sexual assault in the death of a 2-year-old girl in Virginia, as proof it is hunting what it calls the ‘worst of the worst’.
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it → point → worst
However, more than half of ICE’s arrests in July involved people carrying no criminal conviction and no pending charge, according to CBS News.
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half → involve → News
The nonpartisan Migration Policy Institute found that only about 20 percent of the roughly 980,000 deportations carried out by ICE and Border Patrol in the last year involved anyone with a criminal conviction.
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percent → find → conviction
Democrats take both chambers of Congress in January and some are already promising scrutiny of ICE’s spending and tactics.
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some → take → spending
Regardless, Trump’s tax and spending law handed immigration enforcement and border security roughly $170 billion in July 2025, including $75 billion for ICE alone.
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law → hand → ICE
ICE officers, meanwhile, have been told to aim for about 19,000 arrests a week, a target set before the midterms.
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officers → tell → midterms
Sources say they expect no slowdown with Miller in the chief of staff’s chair.
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they → say → chair