White House vows to keep up immigration crackdown after midterms defeat

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Following midterm election defeats, the White House stated it will not alter its immigration enforcement strategy, with DHS affirming ICE will continue to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants. Despite Vice President JD Vance suggesting a potential shift towards targeting businesses that hire undocumented labor, the administration's hardline stance, bolstered by Stephen Miller's promotion, indicates continued focus on arrests and deportations.

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The Department of Homeland Security also insists it is not backing away on the round-up.

White House vows to keep up immigration crackdown after midterms defeat

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