Trump crackdown detains 51 military family members

An AP investigation found that the Trump administration has detained at least 51 spouses and parents of active-duty U.S. service members as part of its immigration crackdown, with at least six deported and eight still in custody. The detentions, which often last months, undermine military readiness by disrupting emotional support and childcare, even as the military recruits by advertising immigration benefits. Experts warn this harms preparedness amid the U.S. war in Iran.