Trump's DC Operation: A Facade for Immigration Crackdown?

A federal law enforcement operation initiated by President Trump in DC to tackle crime has seen a significant number of immigration-related arrests. Activists argue this disproportionate emphasis frightens immigrants and breaches legal procedures. Local officials criticize the lack of autonomy to counteract these federal actions.

President Donald Trump's recent law enforcement operation in Washington, DC, meant to address crime, has been heavily criticized for its focus on immigration-related arrests. Data reveals a significant portion of these arrests involve individuals with no criminal records.

Activists and local officials say the crackdown has instilled fear in immigrant communities, causing residents to retreat from public life. Despite a federal judge's intervention to limit these arrests without proper cause, undocumented individuals continue to face threats.

The operation has highlighted Washington, DC's lack of autonomy in resisting federal mandates, with city leaders raising concerns about overreach. As the situation escalates, the debate over federal intervention and immigrant rights intensifies.

(With inputs from agencies.)