Federal agents launch immigration crackdown in New Orleans

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Federal agents initiated an immigration crackdown in New Orleans on Wednesday, targeting individuals released after arrests for crimes such as home invasion and rape, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Dubbed "Operation Catahoula Crunch," the operation involves roughly 250 agents aiming for 5,000 arrests. Agents were seen making arrests in various locations, including the parking lots of home improvement stores in New Orleans and surrounding areas. The operation, led in part by Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino, has sparked community concern, with some businesses closing and organizers urging residents to stay inside and providing guidance on interacting with ICE officers. The duration of the crackdown is unclear, but reports suggest it could continue into January.
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