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Trump’s immigration crackdown escalates: Border Patrol deploys agents and armored vehicles to… + California flash floods turn deadly as severe rain batters the state + Trump hints at Venezuela military decision: What’s next?DHS Confirms Surge - Federal Agents Deploy to Charlotte
DHS confirmed a surge of federal immigration agents to Charlotte as Border Patrol and ICE began coordinated enforcement arrests across the city, marking a major escalation in the administration’s immigration operations
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7,500 - Annual US refugee admissions cap announced under current policy
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"Secure border saves lives" — Tom Homan
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