Top Trump ICE Official Is Reassigned as Deportations Lag in First Month
The official, Caleb Vitello, was in the role in an acting capacity and under pressure to step up enforcement after other top ICE officials were reassigned last week. Vitello will now oversee enforcement operations but not have an administrative role,
Acting ICE director reassigned amid Trump administration's frustration with deportation numbers
The Trump administration has removed Caleb Vitello, the acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, from his position and reassigned him within the agency. NBC News' Julia Ainsley reports on the motivations behind the move.
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