ICE deportations fall to record low in April: report

Deportations conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) fell to a record low in April, as the Biden administration redirects resources from immigration enforcement to border management.

According to a report by The Washington Post, ICE deported 2,962 people in April, the lowest monthly total on record for the agency.

The low April deportations represent a 20 percent decline from the previous month, when 3,716 people were deported by ICE, according to the paper.

ICE's role in immigration enforcement is limited to immigrants in the interior of the country, as...