The White House is shaking up immigration enforcement, with sources saying ICE isn't making enough arrests to satisfy the administration. NBC and CBS News report that the Trump administration plans to replace some regional ICE directors with Border Patrol officials.

The Trump administration is reassigning at least half of the top leadership at Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices across the country

The Trump administration is planning another shake-up at Immigration and Customs Enforcement amid frustrations over lagging immigration arrests, according to four sources familiar with the discussions.

A third major shakeup is happening with top officials at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), three sources familiar with the changes tell Axios. Why it matters: The Trump administration has put significant pressure on ICE to meet the administration's arrest and deportation goals.

President Trump’s administration is planning a major shake-up of ICE leadership over what host Chris Cuomo calls a constant increase in deportation quotas. But Cuomo says ICE agents are being asked to overperform and do the impossible to reach numbers that go far beyond just catching “bad hombres.

The proposed Immigrations and Customs Enforcement shake-up includes reassigning field office leaders who are placed around the country and are sometimes responsible for covering large regions

The Trump administration began sweeping out Immigration and Customs Enforcement field chiefs across the country, reassigning many and moving Border Patrol veterans into top jobs to juice arrests. Nearly half of ICE’s 25 field office directors are being shifted,