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Original Date Announced
November 15, 2025DHS launched "Operation Charlotte's Web" targeting undocumented immigrants in Charlotte, North Carolina. According to a DHS press release, the operation "will target the criminal illegal aliens who flocked to the Tar Heel State because they knew sanctuary politicians would protect them and allow them to roam free on American streets."
2025.11.15 DHS Launches Operation Charlotte's WebSubsequent Trump and Court Action
November 24, 20252025.11.23 Reported: ‘Is the price of doing this worth it?’: North Carolina Republicans worry about Trump immigration raids - Politico
Politico reports that North Carolina Republicans are increasingly concerned that the Trump administration’s aggressive state immigration-enforcement operations could negatively impact the party's performance in upcoming 2026 elections. Internal friction has emerged following high-profile incidents, including the detention of a U.S. citizen by federal agents and a raid at a country club. Former Governor Pat McCrory noted that while Republicans traditionally held a political advantage on immigration by targeting persons with criminal records, the "disjointed implementation" of recent sweeps may be alienating North Carolina voters.
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Status: Final/ActualTrump Administration Action: Change in PracticeAgencies Affected: ICEAssociated or Derivative Policies
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Commentary
2025.11.19 American Immigration Council - Charlotte’s Immigrant Community Continues to Fight for What They Helped Build
The American Immigration Council (AIC) observes that Operation Charlotte's Web is an escalation of the administration's immigration enforcement in the South. AIC warns that these tactics, enabled by recent Supreme Court commentary on "roving patrols," disproportionately target Latinos, threaten trust in law enforcement, and jeopardize immigrant-owned businesses.
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