Trump removes acting ICE director as administration seeks to ramp up deportations

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Trump Ditches ICE Director for Not Deporting Fast Enough but Moves Him to Different High-Level Position

The Trump administration has removed its acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement as part of its effort to increase arrests and deportations of illegal aliens. Acting director Caleb Vitello, […] The post Trump Ditches ICE Director for Not Deporting Fast Enough but Moves Him to Different High-Level Position appeared first on The Western Journal.

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Trump removes acting ICE director as administration seeks to ramp up deportations

The administration has ousted the head of the government's deportation force, according to a new report that said President Trump was upset with the slow pace of deportations.

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Donald Trump's government stopped on Friday the interim director of the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE), Caleb Vitello, previously elected by the same president, due to growing frustration at what he considers a slow rate of deportations of migrants, according to U.S. media.The dismissal of Vitello, a veteran ICE official, follows the dismissal of two other senior officials from that agency earlier this month, and the government is…

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The President of the United States has ousted Caleb Vitello, whom he had previously appointed. Also out is the Chief of Staff Charles Brown

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The Donald Trump Administration decided that Caleb Vitello will not continue as interim director of the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE). An administration official noted that the appointment of a new interim director will be announced in the coming days.Read more]]>

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Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Caleb Vitello has been removed from his post, prompting administration officials to explain that current deportation numbers are not meeting expectations.