Two top immigration enforcement officials have been reassigned amid frustrations in the Trump administration about the pace of immigration arrests, according to two officials with knowledge of the moves.

Tensions in Kentucky’s immigrant community have been high since the election of President Donald Trump and a flurry of new executive orders regarding immigration enforcement. Since Trump’s Jan. 20 inauguration,

The Department of Homeland Security said ICE “needs a culture of accountability that it has been starved of for the past four years.”

President Donald Trump’s “border czar” Tom Homan said Tuesday he is “not satisfied” with the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests. Art Del Cueto, vice president of the National Border Patrol Council,

Disappointment within the Trump administration over the speed of immigration arrests has cost two immigration enforcement officials their top Washington jobs, according to media reports. The staff shakeup at Immigration and Customs Enforcement came Tuesday evening when employees received notice that Russell Hott and Peter Berg had been reassigned,