One Year Later
Immigration crackdown shifts to country's interior
As a candidate, President Trump promised to round up and deport "bad hombres." But a spike in deportations and arrests are also sweeping up immigrants with deep ties to the United States and minor or no criminal history.
By Ruben Navarrette, Jr. • • 44m ListenPhoto by Joshua Roberts/Reuters
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2 storiesAre Trump's deportation policies ripping families apart?
Arrests at the border are way down, but seizures of immigrants in the interior of the country are up. The Trump administration says the crackdown is about increasing safety, but many of the immigrants being swept up are law-abiding.
Read the story31 minPaul Ryan's busy day
In the midst of a last-minute scramble to round up votes for the unpopular tax bill, news outlets are reporting that Speaker Paul Ryan is planning to retire after the 2018 elections -- and may be out of the speaker's chair even sooner.
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