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Reuters reporter covering U.S. Justice Department for D.C.-based domestic policy team. Previously covered Congress for National Journal.

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El liderazgo de ICE se mostró sorprendido por el llamado de Trump a seguir con las detenciones de tránsito

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By Julia Ainsley Verified, Laura Strickler Verified, Suzanne Gamboa Verified
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Jul. 15, 2026, 7:30 PM EDT Por Julia Ainsley, Laura Strickler y Suzanne Gamboa — NBC News Los altos mandos del Servicio de Inmigración y Aduanas de Estados Unidos (ICE) se sorprendieron cuando el presidente Donald Trump revocó la suspensión de las detenciones de vehículos impuesta por el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS), según un alto funcionario del DHS.
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ICE leadership surprised by Trump calling for continued immigration traffic stops

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By Julia Ainsley Verified, Laura Strickler Verified, Suzanne Gamboa Verified
| NBC News Verified
The president posted on Truth Social that ICE should continue traffic stops. The agency had ordered a pause on the stops after they led to fatal shootings in Maine and Texas.
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ICE told to stop pursuing people in cars as pressure to arrest blamed for fatal shootings

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By Julia Ainsley Verified, Suzanne Gamboa Verified, Nicole Acevedo Verified
| NBC News Verified
FORSUBSCRIBERS Immigration ICE told to stop pursuing people in cars as pressure to arrest blamed for fatal shootings The administration’s stepped up pressure to increase arrests has put officers under “too much stress,” sources told NBC News after two men who weren’t initial ICE targets were killed in less than a week.
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