ICE partnerships have soared since Trump returned to the White House, prompting criticism from the Cato Institute regarding liability shields.
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What happened
ICE partnerships have soared since Trump returned to the White House, prompting criticism from the Cato Institute regarding liability shields.
Who's involved
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The Trump administration has reportedly launched a mass deportation campaign, leading to major crackdowns in Minneapolis and utilizing detention facilities in New York and Pennsylvania.Also in this story
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- ICE activity in Boyle Heights causes community fear and volunteer patrols amid intensified mass arrests and deportations.
- ICE agents were operating under the Trump administration on August 11, 2026.
- The administration's mass deportation campaign is currently under review.
The entities involved
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ICE
Italian company
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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Cato Institute
American libertarian think tank
Related events
- Trump and Republicans are perceived as supporting ICE actions, with Republicans mentioned in the context of Congress.
- Republicans are providing funding for ICE operations, which are operating under the efforts of the second Trump administration.
- The Trump administration is moving forward with a bill that provides funding for ICE and expands its operations in U.S. cities, pending the President's signature.
- Anti-ICE protests occurred in Chicago, highlighting how Donald Trump's political actions affect local policy.
- Proposed legislation seeks to abolish ICE and reroute funding from the Department of Homeland Security.