The Trump administration has wiped away rules imposed by the Biden administration that one report says will “take the gloves off” when federal agents enforce immigration laws.
On Monday, as part of President Donald Trump’s Day One agenda to overhaul border security, the Department of Homeland Security issued two major changes, according to Fox News.
One change ends a ban on Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents approaching illegal immigrants in areas such as schools, universities, healthcare facilities, places of worship, social service agencies, food banks, and several other areas.
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DHS is also ordering a review of humanitarian parole, which the Biden administration used to allow residents of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to settle in the U.S.
The memo that ended a policy of so-called
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