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The Trump administration has started going after migrants in the country without legal status.

The borders are. Tom Homan says the immigration and customs enforcement agents are focusing on those with criminal records.

Here's NPR is Sergio Martinez Beltran.

Homan told CNN the administration is not conducting mass rates, but targeted enforcement operations.

The priority is migrants who do not have legal status and have committed crimes.

But Holman warned there will be collateral arrests.

We will find him.

But when we find him, he may be with others.

Others that don't have a criminal conviction in the country legally.

They will be arrested too.

Holman declined to provide specific information on the locations of the operations,

citing concerns over the safety of immigration officials. Sergio Martinez Beltran, NPR News,

Washington. Leaders of the far right group's proud boys and oathkeepers are now out of prison.

A day after President Trump granted clemency to virtually everyone charge in connection

with a violent 2021 ride at the U.S. Capitol. The proud boys, Enrique Atario and the Oathkeeper,

Stewart Rhodes, were sent to prison for seditious conspiracy and other crime, sentenced to 22 years and

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