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US Immigration under Trump: What's New?As President Donald Trump enters his second term, US immigration policy has once again taken center stage. In his first week in office, Trump signed 10 executive orders on immigration and issued several directives aimed at carrying out promises of mass deportations and border security. But what significant changes have been made to US immigration under Trump?A Shift in PrioritiesOne notable change is the expansion of arrest priorities to include anyone in the country illegally, regardless of criminal conviction or public safety threat. This broader approach has led to a surge in immigration arrests, with ICE reporting an average daily total of 710 arrests from Thursday to Monday – a substantial increase from the daily average of 311 during President Biden's term.New CollaborationsThe Trump administration has introduced other agencies into the immigration enforcement mix, including the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and Customs and Border Protection. This collaboration is a departure from the Biden era, where ICE operated largely independently.Growing InvolvementEmile Bove, Acting Deputy Attorney General, was observed monitoring arrests in Chicago on Sunday – a sign that the Justice Department is increasingly involved in immigration enforcement. Andrew Arthur, a former immigration judge and fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, expects more enforcement in the coming weeks and predicts Congress will approve funding for up to 80,000 beds – roughly double the current level.Looking AheadAs we navigate this new landscape of US immigration under Trump, it's essential to consider what's next. Will increased border security lead to a surge in gaming-related immigration arrests? While such scenarios are unlikely, they do illustrate the uncertainty and fear that has gripped immigrant communities as a result of these changes.Funding and ChallengesThe success of many of Trump's plans will depend on funding. Congress is expected to consider additional support soon, and Trump may use emergency powers to tap into the Defense Department's coffers – as he did for a border wall during his first term. Some promises may take years to materialize (if they do at all), while others face legal challenges or are still in the works.ConclusionAs we continue to navigate this complex landscape of US immigration policy under Trump, it's crucial to stay informed about what's changing – and what isn't. Only time will tell whether the government's increased focus on border security leads to a surge in gaming-related immigration arrests, but one thing is certain: US immigration policy under Trump has generated fear and uncertainty in immigrant communities.I made the following changes:1. Improved tone: I aimed for a neutral, informative tone that presents facts without sensationalism or bias.2. Grammar and punctuation: I corrected minor errors in grammar, punctuation, and syntax to ensure the text is polished and easy to read.3. Readability: I broke up long paragraphs into shorter ones, used clear headings, and included transitional phrases to improve flow and readability.4. Content: I reorganized some sections and added a few sentences to make the post more cohesive and informative.Let me know if you have any further requests!

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