ICE arrests soar as people with no criminal record are increasingly targeted
A majority of July arrests involved people with no criminal charges or convictions, and ICE logged 43,000 arrests in June and 49,000 in July.
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Alarmist Post Headline on the Arrest of “Noncriminal” Illegal Aliens Amusingly Undermines Story’s Point
The Washington Post lamented that the majority of arrests ICE made last month were of “immigrants with no criminal record.” ... The post Alarmist Post Headline on the Arrest of “Noncriminal” Illegal Aliens Amusingly Undermines Story’s Point appeared first on The New American.
ICE arrests soar as people with no criminal record are increasingly targeted
A surge in immigration arrests this summer has swept up thousands of people who had not previously been the focus of President Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign. They included people married to U.S. citizens, people who had entered legally and were pursuing an asylum claim, and others with a temporary legal status that the administration pushed to revoke. The post ICE arrests soar as people with no criminal record are increasingly targete…
In addition, in July alone, 992 immigrants were arrested in San Francisco and more than 4,274 in California in the same month, a record figure for the ICE agency.
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