The report describes immigration policy and enforcement especially since January 20, 2025, including the undermining of constitutional rights, the slow death of asylum, the stripping of immigrant legal status and protections, and the deportation of U.S. citizens.

An Economic Policy Institute Report finds that the administration's goals of deporting 4 million people over 4 years will curtail business operations and reduce employer demand for immigrant and U.S.-born labor, eliminating 6 million jobs, particularly in construction and child care. California, Florida, New York, and Texas will have the highest number of job losses due to larger immigrant populations in these states. 

Despite official rhetoric about focusing on violent criminals, the overwhelming majority (65%) of people booked by ICE this year have no record of criminal convictions, nor of violence (93%). The libertarian think-tank CATO Institute examined US Custom & Border Patrol data from January 12 to June 14 and note that roaming the streets and workplaces to apprehend immigrants not only increased dramatically, the manner it has done so is "indiscriminate, unfocused, and chaotic."  More from CATO.