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NBC Los Angeles on MSNImmigration courts in crisis as arrests surgeAs federal agents continue to carry out immigration enforcement operations in Southern California, those arrested are entering a court system with a heavy backlog. The detainees going to immigration court to hear their cases that used to take a year to resolve are now taking three to five years,
Border Patrol agents arrested four citizens for placing homemade tire spikes during an immigration operation amid rising attacks on federal officers.
Jennifer Medina, a political reporter at The New York Times who is based in Los Angeles, speaks with a witness who recorded an immigration raid near a Home Depot.
The Trump administration plans to recall the 2,000 National Guard members that were sent to Los Angeles last month, claiming that the
Trump ends bond hearings for undocumented immigrants, sparking legal challenges and expanding detention nationwide. Follow Newsweek's live blog.
ICE last month arrested the most people in at least five years, but the number of deportations paled in comparison.
US immigration enforcement is set for the most dramatic expansion in decades after the Republican-controlled Congress approved a budget bill that will fund President Donald Trump’s mass deportation plans.
Under President Donald Trump, ICE is arresting 76 immigrants per week in Maryland, up from 29 per week last year.