A major crackdown in New York has led to the arrest of over 2,200 individuals as part of a coordinated immigration enforcement operation. Authorities describe the effort, codenamed "Operation Rotten Apple," as a sweeping initiative targeting those believed to be in the country without legal status. The operation follows a pattern of increased federal action against undocumented immigration, raising questions about its broader impact on communities. Details on the scope and specific charges remain under review, but the scale suggests a significant escalation in enforcement activity.
Border Report Live: Operation Rotten Apple nets 2,200 in New York KTSM 9 News
