After Trump took office a crackdown on undocumented people began across US Over the past two days authorities detained more than 2,000 people.

Federal court blocked Trump’s executive order aimed at stopping US grants and financial aid. A judge issued the temporary suspension just before the order took effect. This move contrasts sharply with Biden’s policies.

For the 2024 fiscal year US government spent nearly $10 trillion, with over $3 trillion allocated for grants and loans. Congress approved around $6.75 trillion, but it remains unclear if this amount was solely for domestic use or included foreign aid.

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer criticized the order arguing that administration lacks the authority to halt approved spending. He warned that the decision could harm millions affecting universities, nonprofits, disaster relief, law enforcement, older people support, and essential food supply chains.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt defended order stating that taxpayer money had been wasted for years without improving citizens’ lives. She insisted Trump was simply following his campaign promises.

At the same time, immigration enforcement intensified. Officials launched raids in New York State, with ICE agents conducting operations across New York City.

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Reports indicate that more than 2,000 immigrants arrested in two days—significantly higher than the daily average under Biden’s administration.