Less than one week after Donald Trump’s inauguration his administration laid out new immigration enforcement policies that expanded “enforcement priorities” so broadly that virtually any undocumented immigrant, regardless of time in U.S., close family ties to U.S. citizens, or lack of entanglement with law enforcement, has become a priority for deportation (“removal”). Predictably, the result has been a surge in ICE arrests, detentions, and in several ICE districts, removals.