ICE to Launch 'Big F**king Operation' in Sanctuary Cities Right After Trump's Inauguration [WATCH]

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is preparing to launch extensive immigration enforcement operations in sanctuary cities across the country immediately following President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20.
58% : "The men and women of ICE are looking forward to being able to do their job," Fabbricatore said.
55% : Starting January 21, ICE will conduct multi-day operations aimed at apprehending individuals with outstanding removal orders.
51% : A source within ICE explained, "We aren't arresting anyone and bringing them into custody, making room for what may happen next week.
50% : While ICE has not commented on the specifics of the operations, the Trump transition team has signaled that aggressive immigration enforcement will be a cornerstone of the administration's policies.
50% : Homan has reiterated that ICE will enforce immigration laws "without apology," with an emphasis on removing individuals with criminal backgrounds while maintaining that no illegal immigrant is exempt from enforcement actions.
48% : Noem stated that dismantling the program is part of broader efforts to secure the border and enforce immigration laws.
47% : The initiative, described by sources as a "big f**king operation," will target cities like Chicago and New York, where local authorities have limited cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
39% : "We're going to take the handcuffs off ICE and let them go arrest criminal aliens."Homan emphasized that the focus will initially be on individuals deemed the most dangerous.
28% : "Chicago's in trouble because your mayor sucks and your governor sucks," Homan said, criticizing local leadership for policies that he believes hinder federal immigration enforcement.

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