The Trump administration wants to expand immigration detention facilities nationwide, but even diehard supporters aren’t buying it.
As White House deputy chief of staff and chief architect of aggressive immigration policy, Stephen Miller, pushed Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to target 3,000 arrests per day, the administration’s plans to convert industrial buildings into detention facilities began to take shape.
According to The Washington Post, internal documents show that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is seeking to acquire buildings in 23 towns across at least eight states, but the move is facing pushback in communities—even in places that voted for President Donald Trump, 79, in the most recent election.
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