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The Trump administration is replacing ICE field leaders with CBP agents to boost interior deportations, backed by new funding and hiring.
The Trump administration is restructuring U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by replacing up to 12 senior field office directors with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel, according to multiple sources.
The shift, driven by DHS leadership including Secretary Kristi Noem and adviser Corey Lewandowski, aims to expand interior enforcement and increase deportations.
The move reflects internal disagreements over strategy, with CBP agents now conducting raids in major cities, often targeting undocumented immigrants without criminal records.
While no official personnel changes have been confirmed, the realignment signals a broader push to intensify immigration enforcement, supported by a $75 billion funding boost and a recruitment drive that has drawn over 175,000 applications for ICE roles.
La administración Trump está reemplazando a los líderes de campo de ICE con agentes de CBP para impulsar las deportaciones internas, respaldadas por nuevos fondos y contrataciones.