ICE and Florida announced the arrests of more than 1,100 illegal immigrants as part of Operation Tidal Wave, described as a record-breaking crackdown.

Florida officials called Operation Tidal Wave, where over 1,000 migrants were detained in five days, the "new normal." And not just for the Sunshine State, but for the rest of the country.

Operation Tidal Wave was driven by President Trump's 'commitment to prioritize public safety and national security' in immigration policy, ICE said.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Miami and Florida law enforcement agencies arrested nearly 800 illegal immigrants during the first four days of Operation Tidal Wave.

ICE praised Operation Tidal Wave, where they arrested 1,120 undocumented immigrants in Florida between April 21 and April 26.

Nearly 800 people were arrested in Florida as part of "Operation Tidal Wave," a multi-agency immigration crackdown. The operation, a partnership between federal, state, and local law enforcement ...

ICE's Operation Tidal Wave led to the arrest of 780 individuals in Florida, with many having criminal records and gang affiliations.

ICE and Florida law enforcement arrested 1,120 people during "Operation Tidal Wave," the largest joint immigration operation in Florida history.

A six-day immigration sweep in Florida nicknamed "Operation Tidal Wave" saw nearly 800 people arrested, ICE said. Here's where.

Florida's recent crackdown on illegal immigration, known as "Operation Tidal Wave," resulted in the arrest of more than 1,120 individuals. This large-scale operation involved over 250 local and ...

Nearly 800 illegal immigrants were arrested this week as part of a massive Florida roundup led by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and local authorities.

The operation, dubbed "Operation Tidal Wave" uses ICE's 287 (g) authority, which allows for state and local law enforcement agencies to be deputized and to arrest those in the U.S. illegally.