Immigration criminal sweep

On Monday the U.S. rounded up 2,000 people, who have been convicted of crimes. Some are living in the country illegally, agents are still been aggressive about deportation. Some of the 2,059 had convictions for series crimes, including manslaughter robbery rape and child pornography. Most were not convicted of violent crimes, all of the 912 people were convicted of driving while under the influence. 476 of felons had been charge with an immigration violation, trying to enter the country illegally.