Under the administration of President Donald Trump, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has intensified efforts to arrest and deport illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds. According to White House statements, 70% of those apprehended by ICE under Trump had criminal convictions or pending charges, including serious offenses such as murder, rape, and child predation. ICE has specifically targeted members of violent gangs like MS-13 and the Tren de Aragua, with multiple arrests reported in various locations including Baltimore, Maryland, and Omaha. Lawmakers and officials have praised ICE agents for their work in removing dangerous criminals from American communities, emphasizing that these efforts contribute to public safety and uphold law and order. Critics argue that Democrats oppose these deportations, potentially allowing violent offenders to remain in the country. The administration frames these actions as a firm stance against illegal immigration and crime, with a policy of no catch-and-release, only catch and deport.