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The Trump administration is reassigning 12 ICE field office directors and swapping out leaders in four more cities, a sweeping shake-up confirmed by one current and one former U.S. official. Half of the posts will go to current or retired Customs and Border Protection staff, signaling deeper CBP integration into ICE. Cities affected include Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington. The rationale wasn’t disclosed. Homeland Security and the White House declined to discuss specifics, instead stressing a “one team” approach as aggressive enforcement tactics and high-profile CBP operations draw scrutiny.

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