Deportations begin in Los Angeles

 Townhall:

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We knew the mass deportations were going to begin right away, and it was likely that some of the targeted cities were going to leak to the press, though it was an open secret as to which urban enclave would be raided. In Los Angeles, it’s already begun with ICE agents and other federal law enforcement officers. The illegals get detained, and military planes export them the hell out of our country. ATF, DEA, and the US Marshal Service have been granted deportation powers.

The Trump administration is utilizing a decades-old and, until recently, never invoked power that authorizes “willing state and local enforcement officers to carry out "any of the powers, privileges, or duties" of an immigration officer. Most states will likely sign onto this measure. The deportation force, one the liberals laughably said couldn’t be assembled, is being mobilized with gusto. Also, the other narrative, that we couldn’t find these illegals, is false. We are nabbing them left and right, and we have four years of continuous immigration enforcement to see the rest. They need to come up for air at some point. For now, the illegals in Los Angeles are being rounded up (via NY Post)....
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Border czar Tom Homan: the deportations will continue. It's nonstop.
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The deportation operations will probably spread to all major cities where the illegals congregate.  I suspect in Texas the focus will likely be on Houston, Dallas, and Austin.  It will then spread to smaller communities.  Gov, Abbott, and other Texas officials will likely facilitate the operation against illegal immigration.  Texas has already been working on containing the borders to restrict illegal crossings.

See also:

BREAKING: Trump Signs Executive Order Suspending Physical Entry of Immigrants at Southern Border.

President Donald J. Trump has signed an executive order suspending the physical entry of immigrants through designated ports of entry at the U.S. southern border. The order instructs the authorities to “immediately” turn back or eject anyone entering the country illegally.
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And:

 U.S., Colombia Reach Agreement on Deportation Flights, Avoid Tit-for-Tat Tariffs

And:

Trump Administration Kicks Off Mass Deportation Efforts with Flights for Criminal Immigrants

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