The Trump administration has lost or abandoned hundreds of legal cases in which it accused anti-ICE protesters and migrants of assaulting federal immigration agents, according to a new report. The finding raises questions about the strength of the evidence underpinning many of these prosecutions and comes amid heightened scrutiny of immigration enforcement tactics under the administration.

The available article text is limited and does not provide further specifics, such as the exact number of cases, the report's source, or explanations for why the cases were dropped or lost. It follows related developments, including a White House directive requiring ICE agents to wear body cameras during traffic stops after recent fatal shootings involving immigration agents.