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Migrants, first raids in New York: Trump calls for funding for wall
Arrests in the Bronx and requests for funding to step up deportations
The first raids against migrants have begun in New York, with one arrest reported in the Bronx. Breaking the news was Interior Secretary Kristi Noem, who released a video from the city to announce the operation. The arrested migrant is reportedly charged with various crimes, although specific details were not disclosed.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has intensified pressure on House Republicans, demanding funds to complete construction of the wall at the border with Mexico. The president has stressed the importance of tightening security measures and speeding up deportations, in line with his zero-tolerance policy on illegal immigration.
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