Summary
Federal agents in Charlotte, North Carolina, have arrested over 200 people in an immigration operation known as "Operation Charlotte's Web." The operation targeted individuals with criminal records and is part of President Trump's policy to enforce immigration laws. The focus on immigrant areas has led to protests and concerns about civil rights.
Key Facts
- More than 200 people were arrested in Charlotte during an immigration crackdown.
- The operation, called "Operation Charlotte's Web," involved Border Patrol agents.
- Those detained have criminal records, including assault and illegal entry.
- President Trump has made immigration enforcement a key policy goal in 2025.
- Similar operations have been conducted in other cities run by Democrats.
- Arrests included members of gangs such as the 18th Street gang and MS-13.
- Protests occurred in Charlotte, including school walkouts by students.
- Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said they are targeting those who commit serious crimes.
