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🚨 BREAKING: ICE LAUNCHES OPERATION NATIONAL SWEEP — 1,300 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS ARRESTED IN ONE OF THE LARGEST FEDERAL CRACKDOWNS OF THE YEAR 🚨

Before sunrise, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) teams rolled out across 33 U.S. states in a synchronized federal strike that would become known as Operation National Sweep. Within 48 hours, agents arrested 1,300 individuals, including more than 1,000 convicted criminals and 300 fugitives with final deportation orders.

The operation targeted violent offenders and repeat border crossers protected under local sanctuary policies. From Newark to Chicago, from Dallas to Los Angeles, ICE tactical units moved with precision—tracking fugitives, verifying warrants, and coordinating real-time updates through the Law Enforcement Support Center in Vermont.

Officials say this was not a routine enforcement action but a nationwide surge designed to reestablish federal authority after years of limited cooperation from sanctuary jurisdictions. Every arrest, they said, represented a direct intervention against offenders who had already defied court orders or reentered the country illegally.

Among those arrested were individuals convicted of assault, domestic violence, drug trafficking, weapons offenses, and repeat DUIs. In one case, a fugitive from Guatemala with six prior deportations was captured in Dallas; in another, a New Jersey worksite operation uncovered dozens of workers using fraudulent IDs.

This investigation takes you inside the coordinated federal sweep that stretched from the East Coast to the Pacific, exposing the scale, precision, and human toll of one of ICE’s most ambitious enforcement campaigns to date.

🔹 How ICE coordinated 1,300 arrests across 33 states in less than 48 hours
🔹 Why sanctuary policies left federal officers to operate “alone in the field”
🔹 The political backlash after the Newark seafood plant operation
🔹 How command screens in Vermont tracked real-time arrests nationwide
🔹 And why officials say this marks the return of full-scale federal enforcement

From the fog-covered streets of Newark to the industrial corridors of Chicago, the message was clear: law without enforcement is chaos.
Supporters call it overdue. Critics call it overreach.
But to the agents behind Operation National Sweep, it was neither.

It was duty.

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