“It’s a change. It’s a change in philosophy,” Garrett Ripa, who heads ICE’s Miami field office, told ABC News. “We’ve generally worked kind of behind the scenes in the past and that is not the vision of this administration. They want us out in front of the cameras.”

Miami office took to its X social media account to inform that federal agencies had conducted several immigration enforcement operations during the weekend, as several undocumented migrants were detained in Broward and Martin counties.

The U.S. Coast Guard sent ice-breaking vessels to free the freighter, which was stranded for three days in the waters near Buffalo. A person was injured on Friday due to a propane grill that caught fire, according to Citrus County Fire Rescue.

ICE raids were reportedly conducted across South Florida on Sunday as President Trump cracks down on illegal immigration.