Where is ICE now? What to know as Trump's immigration raids and deportations unfold

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Two agencies typically enforce the nation's complex Title 8 immigration laws: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, in the country's interior and U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the nation's borders.
61% : ICE stands for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
61% : The hotline received more than 70 calls and text messages in the first 48 hours after Trump was inaugurated as president and signed a flurry of executive orders and proclamations aimed at ramping up mass deportations at the border and from within the interior of the U.S., according to Natally Cruz, Puente Arizona director.
55% : Enforcement of tougher immigration policy started in Arizona and in other parts of the country as the first week of the new administration of President Donald Trump drew to a close.
52% : In early December, McGraw appeared with Homan at Arizona's Southern border with Mexico about a month after Trump won the presidential election, meeting with Arizona sheriffs from Cochise and Pinal counties.
48% : On Thursday, Trump kept his promise to end several Biden administration's policies between the U.S. and Mexico when the Department of Homeland Security sent thousands of federal agents to enforce the start of deportations of immigrants in the country.
47% : With offices throughout the country, Arizona maintained significant ICE and border security resources as the state shared nearly 400 miles of border with Mexico.
45% : Social media has been flooded with posts about Navajo citizens being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and questioned about their U.S. citizenship.
41% : Tom Homan, Trump's new border czar in charge of carrying out the mass deportations, said ICE made 308 arrests across the country in the first two days of the new Trump administration, according to several media outlets.
29% : Trump responded by threatening to place an immediate 25% tariff on all goods from Colombia that enter the U.S. and another 50% next week if Colombia continued to reject deportees from America.
28% : But Mexican officials in Phoenix said they had not seen an uptick in arrests since Trump was sworn in, according to reporting from The Arizona Republic.
11% : Trump also cleared the way for ICE officers to carry out enforcement actions at schools, churches and hospitals, a reversal of the previous Biden administration.

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