Immigration and Customs Enforcement is exploring options to arrest and deport families who have gone through their legal proceedings and have been ordered to depart the US, new acting ICE Director Mark Morgan says
Washington Immigration and Customs Enforcement is exploring options to arrest and deport families who have gone through their legal proceedings and have been ordered to depart the US, new acting ICE Director Mark Morgan said on Tuesday.
The Department of Homeland Security -- strapped from a lack of resources and overwhelmed by the sheer number of migrants crossing the border -- is unable to deport all those who are ordered to be removed from the country and has said it focuses on the people it deems most dangerous. The operation under consideration would target migrants with a"final order of removal," Morgan said."I think we can't exempt anybody," Morgan told reporters at ICE headquarters in Washington.
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