More than 10,000 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers will receive additional training. The program targets officers who completed expedited training during a hiring surge last year. The training is intended to enhance their skills. Sources say the move follows the Trump administration’s focus on increasing immigration arrests. The training will focus on operational procedures. Officials have not announced the exact duration of the program. The initiative reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen immigration enforcement. The training comes amid continued debate over immigration policies. The administration has emphasized border security as a priority. The new training is part of broader reforms. The program aims to improve officer preparedness. The changes follow internal reviews of enforcement methods. The training will be conducted at federal facilities. No details on funding have been released. The initiative highlights the administration’s commitment to immigration control. The program is expected to begin soon.