PHOENIX — The Trump administration reportedly removed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials in five major cities, including Phoenix, according to multiple news outlets.

Newsweek reported Monday that ICE Phoenix Field Office Director John Cantu was moved out of his job and into another role within the federal agency on Friday. His position will reportedly be filled by a senior Border Patrol agent.

ICE officials in Denver, San Diego, Los Angeles and Philadelphia were also reportedly removed from their posts last week.

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