A sweeping immigration enforcement operation in New York has led to the arrest of over 2,000 individuals in just 30 days, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Dubbed "Operation Rotten Apple," the initiative has intensified focus on undocumented immigrants, targeting those deemed priorities for removal. Authorities emphasize that the arrests are part of broader efforts to address illegal immigration and public safety concerns. The operation underscores ongoing federal priorities in immigration enforcement amid national debates over border policies.
ICE: 'Operation Rotten Apple' arrests 2,100 immigrants across New York in 30 days National News Desk
