From the New York Times, I'm Michael Burbaro. This is the day.

Today, every day from before sunrise until late into the night,

undocumented immigrants across the US are being picked up by ICE officers,

the frontline soldiers in President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration,

and increasingly, the arrests are collateral. People officers come across while looking for somebody else.

It's Monday, July 31st.

I'm so sorry.

What is your name?

ENA. It's Ana Delgado.

So what happened today?

They came looking for my brother, and they said, taking him, they took my dad,

because they didn't find my brother.

How does this situation, if your father is deported, how does that leave you guys?

And that held up the household. There's really nothing here, brother.

So, since he took office, about 65,000 undocumented immigrants have been arrested,

which is about a 40% increase over the same time period last year.

That's a very meaningful increase.

Huge.

My colleague Jennifer Medina recently spent a day in the field with immigration officers

enforcing the president's new policies, and documented their encounter with the Delgado family.

So we went to Riverside, California, which is about 50 miles east of Los Angeles,

and we were in part, a part of Riverside that is quite rural.

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