U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is planning to open four new detention facilities across the country allowing for an additional 5,500-bed capacity, according to reports. The plans include facilities with 1,800 beds in Philadelphia, 1,500 in both Seattle and Denver, and 700 in Miami, according to NBC News. The Trump administration continues to focus on the president’s deportation policies and ICE has entered more than 600,000 illegal migrants into ICE detention centers since Trump came to office for his second term. Currently there are 65,000 migrants in ICE custody. DHS also reported that ICE arrested about 1,474 people on average per day through July so far.