The number of arrests of undocumented immigration in the Los Angeles area appears to have dropped significantly since June.

Arrests by U.S. immigration agents dropped by nearly 20% in July, amid the backlash to President Trump's push to dramatically boost the number of detentions, according to new data that the Trump administration disputes.

Arrests of undocumented immigrants have declined significantly across the Los Angeles region in the past two months despite the Trump administration’s aggressive mass deportation operations, like the one Wednesday at the Home Depot on Wilshire where Fox 11 news reported 16 people were arrested.