DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Highlights ICE Successes at Upcoming Florida Event: Strengthening National Security

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is set to address the media in Florida on Monday, focusing on recent federal immigration actions. This briefing comes as part of the ongoing national discourse on immigration enforcement.

Noem’s conference is slated for 10:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. We will provide a live stream of the event right here, so stay tuned for real-time updates.

The Trump administration has been intensifying its immigration enforcement efforts, deploying federal forces to major cities such as Chicago and Portland, with San Francisco possibly next on the list.

In a related development, a recent study suggests that Trump’s immigration policies could potentially reduce the U.S. workforce by 15 million workers by 2035.

According to the White House, over 480,000 individuals present in the U.S. without legal permission have been arrested during Trump’s second term, highlighting the administration’s vigorous approach to immigration control.

During a town hall, White House border czar Tom Homan said nearly 70% of those arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement are threats to public safety or national security, while the remaining 30% are collateral arrests.

“Our job is the removal of these gang members,” Homan said.

TRAC data found the reverse: 42,755 of 59,762 people in ICE detention, or 71.5%, had no criminal conviction as of late September.

‘s Ali Bradley and Damita Menezes contributed to this report.

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