Operation Salvo

Operation Salvo
Part of immigration raids and arrests in the second Trump presidency
Date	July 24, 2025 – present (2025-07-24 – present) (7 months, 3 weeks and 1 day)
Location	New York City
Organized by	Second presidency of Donald Trump
Participants	Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Customs and Border Protection, New York County District Attorney's Office, federal prosecutors
Arrests	At least 54 arrested
Began July 2025, announced January 2026

Immigration policy of the second Trump administration
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Leadership Donald Trump second cabinet Stephen Miller Department of Homeland Security Kristi Noem Immigration and Customs Enforcement Gregory Bovino Tom Homan Todd Lyons Caleb Vitello Customs and Border Protection Border Patrol Mike Banks
Policies Laken Riley Act Executive Order 14159 Birthright citizenship executive order Second Trump travel ban Trump Gold Card Ending CHNV parole Ending humanitarian parole White South African refugee program National Defense Area H-1B visa restrictions Remittance tax NSPM-7
Targeting of U.S. citizens Deaths, detentions and deportations of American citizens Shootings Marimar Martinez Killings Renée Good Alex Pretti Trump response Government officials Judge Hannah Dugan House Representatives Attacks on journalists Don Lemon
Targeting of immigrants List of raids and arrests Visa and deportation controversies Deportations Torture Shootings Portland Killings Silverio González ICE raids Camarillo Hyundai Nationalities Indians Venezuelans Activists targeted Alfredo Zeferino Leqaa Kordia Mahmoud Khalil Mohsen Mahdawi Rümeysa Öztürk Rasha Alawieh People targeted Kilmar Garcia Jasmine Mooney Liam Ramos Sarah Shaw Attacks on journalists Mario Guevara Sami Hamdi
Detention and facilities Detention of immigrants of citizens of children Deaths and killings by ICE Lunas Campos by CBP Facilities Domestic 26 Federal Plaza Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building Alligator Alcatraz National Defense Area Roosevelt Reservation International Guantanamo Migrant Operations Center CECOT CATEM
Tech and contractors Controversies involving private businesses Private prisons CoreCivic GEO Group Technology sector Cellebrite Clearview AI Flock Safety Microsoft NEC Mobile Fortify Palantir Technologies ELITE Paragon Solutions Spotify Internally developed CBP Home Stingray phone tracker Other controversies CBS News (60 Minutes) Hilton Worldwide Home Depot Key Lime Air
Controversies Shootings against immigration agents Alvarado Dallas ICE recruitment Impersonation of immigration officials Use of copyrighted works ICEBlock Death of Wael Tarabishi
Litigation Legal affairs A.R.P. v. Trump D.V.D. v. Department of Homeland Security J.G.G. v. Trump National TPS Alliance v. Noem United States v. Boston Trump v. Barbara Trump v. CASA State of Washington v. Trump Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo United States v. Russell
Protests Abolish ICE Against deportation Timeline 2025 Portland Day Without Immigrants June Los Angeles No Kings June October 2026 National Shutdown
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On January 8, 2026, Department of Homeland Security secretary Kristi Noem announced a New York City Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation named Operation Salvo during a press conference, one day after the killing of Renée Good. The operation's stated goal is to target the Trinitarios gang and will lead to increased ICE presence in New York City.