ICE arrests reach new high

Immigration arrests in the U.S. reached record levels in June and early July, with over 43,000 arrests in June and a potential 49,000 in July. The surge, which includes fatal incidents during traffic stops, prompted ICE to mandate body cameras. The Department of Homeland Security claims the crackdown targets criminals, but statistics show most detainees have no criminal convictions, and the Supreme Court may soon decide on the legality of mandatory detention policies.