New Orleans braces for possible federal immigration raids with up to 200 Border Patrol agents, following a similar operation in Charlotte.

New Orleans is bracing for a possible federal immigration enforcement surge, with sources indicating that up to 200 Border Patrol agents could be deployed in the coming weeks. The move would mirror a recent operation in Charlotte, North Carolina, where more than 250 people were arrested. Greg Bovino, a senior CBP official who led the Charlotte effort and recently hinted at “next-level” enforcement online, is expected to oversee the operation. Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has voiced support and sought National Guard assistance, while local schools and businesses are alerting families and offering transportation in anticipation. Plans are still preliminary, with no formal confirmation from federal authorities.