Summary
Immigration enforcement has intensified in New Orleans as part of President Trump's new operation called "Catahoula Crunch." The operation led to the arrest of individuals suspected of being in the U.S. illegally, causing fear among local communities, especially those with Latino residents.
Key Facts
- A new immigration enforcement operation called "Catahoula Crunch" is underway in New Orleans.
- DHS agents attempted to arrest two laborers who ended up on a roof to avoid capture.
- The operation in New Orleans is the fourth major city targeted under President Trump's immigration crackdown.
- DHS reported arrests of dozens of individuals with prior criminal arrests or convictions during the operation.
- Border Patrol aims to make about 5,000 arrests in New Orleans, focusing on people with criminal backgrounds.
- The Latino community in Kenner, a New Orleans suburb, is experiencing fear and is mostly staying indoors.
- Local restaurant owner Abigail expressed concerns about the safety of her family amid the raids.
