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Immigration Arrests Increase Amid Shifting Enforcement Strategies
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Immigration Arrests Increase Amid Shifting Enforcement Strategies

Federal immigration authorities have increased arrests, changing their enforcement approach. They now work more closely with state and local police rather than relying heavily on prominent raids. This shift has contributed to a rise in overall immigration arrest numbers.

09/26/2026 · New Hampshire edition

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Federal immigration authorities have recorded an increase in arrests, following a change in enforcement strategies. Less than a year ago, news reports highlighted aggressive immigration raids. Now, the Trump administration has adjusted its approach, according to reporting by Lauren Villagran of The Marshall Project.

Instead of prioritizing high-profile operations, federal immigration authorities are collaborating with state and local police forces. Geoff Bennett referred to this altered methodology as a "shadow surge," as discussed with Villagran.

This shift in tactics has contributed to elevated immigration arrest figures.

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