The article argues ICE and related agencies are ramping up high‑visibility raids in sanctuary jurisdictions (e.g., Los Angeles) while agricultural regions with large unauthorized populations see minimal action. Local political theater acts like a magnet for federal enforcement, creating a 'rainshadow' where quieter areas are relatively ignored.
— If signaling drives where federal power shows up, activists and city leaders may be redistributing enforcement onto their residents and altering national immigration outcomes.
by Till Eckert
2025.09.26
56% relevant
The shove occurred inside a New York City federal courthouse and became a high‑visibility enforcement flashpoint; the federal response (public reprimand and relief from duty) highlights how operations in sanctuary jurisdictions can generate national scrutiny and shape ICE deployment and conduct.
Chris Bray
2025.08.31
100% relevant
Headline 'ICE ramps up operations in sanctuary cities' and examples of large LA raids versus rumor‑only reports in Central Valley towns near Victor Davis Hanson’s farm.
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