Todd Lyons Resigns from ICE

Todd Lyons>>>, the acting director of United States — United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement>>>, will resign at the end of May. His departure was announced by Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin>>>, who praised his leadership. Lyons led the agency during Donald Trump>>>'s administration, overseeing mass deportations and expanding the agency's hiring and detention capabilities with congressional funding. His tenure was marked by increased arrests and controversy, including the deaths of two American protesters, Killing of Renée Good>>> and Killing of Alex Pretti>>>. Public perception of United States — United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement>>> was low during his leadership. White House officials like Stephen Miller>>> and Tom Homan>>> commended Lyons for his service. The reason for his resignation was not immediately clear, though a source suggested he 'needs a break' and wants to be with his family. His replacement is yet to be named, and the agency remains a flashpoint in Congress.