DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin shut down the idea of easing up on immigration enforcement with a firm not at all. The strategy has shifted from job site raids to warrant-based operations inside cities, and that pivot is exactly why the agency has hit record deportation numbers for the last six months straight. Every single time they go after serving a warrant, the person targeted is never by themselves. Mullin defines the people found alongside them as collateral criminals because even if there isn't a specific warrant for them yet, they're still criminals. This method of targeting the worst of the worst means arresting one individual often reveals others, including 2,268 known terrorists who didn't enter under their real names but were identified only because authorities arrested someone else first. The logic is clear: targeting criminals leads to discovering additional undocumented individuals every step of the way. The post emphasizes that voters supported mass deportations and that the process should not slow down. Keeping up these record-breaking numbers aligns with what the public expected when they cast their votes.