U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 43,138 people in June 2026, the highest number since Trump took office in January 2025, according to newly released government data. ICE detention populations have increased to 65,765 as of July 11, with the Trump administration having deported more than 590,600 people since January 2025. The enforcement surge, backed by $70 billion in funding, has shifted from militarized raids to routine arrests at workplaces, homes, and traffic stops, with state and local law enforcement assisting in sweeps. The escalation follows the deaths of two men during ICE operations and two U.S. citizens shot by immigration officers in Minneapolis.