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ICE agents mistakenly detain U.S. marshal in Arizona
- Last month, ICE agents briefly detained a deputy U.S. Marshal at the federal building housing Tucson's immigration court due to mistaken identity.
- The detention happened because the deputy fit the broad profile of a target sought by ICE, which has been operating under stringent deportation targets set by the Trump administration.
- The Marshals Service confirmed the deputy's identity quickly and he left the building without incident, highlighting ICE's aggressive courthouse arrest tactics.
- Noah Schramm of the ACLU noted that, given the enforcement pressures, it is expected that some individuals who are not suspects may be mistakenly detained.
- The incident raises concerns about widespread errors under ICE's pressured quotas and suggests courthouse arrests may discourage immigrants from attending legal proceedings.
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In an incident that caused concern about the tactics of immigration authorities, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents mistakenly arrested a U.S. deputy sheriff in the federal building that houses the immigration court in Tucson, Arizona. The arrest of a sheriff by mistake of ICEThe deputy sheriff was briefly arrested after entering the building lobby. ICE agents confused him with a wanted person due to a coincidence in the general de…
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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ICE Detained US Marshal Who Matched the 'General Description' of Person of Interest Inside Arizona Immigration Court
ICE agents detained a deputy U.S. marshal inside the home of Arizona's immigration court after they matched the "general description" of a person of interest.
·New York, United States
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