ICE officials report 2,100 arrests and defend New York enforcement actions

Operation Rotten Apple Immigration Enforcement·Latest event September 1, 2026

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ICE officials report 2,100 arrests and defend New York enforcement actions

ICE Field Office Director Kenneth Genalo stated that officers will not be intimidated by political rhetoric or local policies. He argued that the agency is fulfilling a role that sanctuary politicians refuse to perform by removing violent offenders. DHS Secretary Mullin confirmed that Operation Rotten Apple has taken over 2,100 criminals off the streets in the last 30 days. These arrests included individuals with records for murder and rape who were previously at large. The agency maintains these actions are necessary to protect New York residents and ensure public safety.

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DHS Secretary Mullin announces 2,100 arrests in New York immigration operation

Secretary Mullin and ICE officials announced the results of a monthlong enforcement action in New York City. Mullin detailed the scope of Operation Rotten Apple during a press conference in the city. The operation focused on arresting migrants shielded by sanctuary city policies. Federal agents detained 2,197 individuals across the region. Those arrested include people with convictions for murder, rape, and drug trafficking. Mullin stated the effort aims to address public safety concerns.

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