ICE operation in Northern Virginia leads to arrests of more than 200 people in US illegally

Immigration officers detain workers at Mexican restaurant in O’Fallon, Mo., workers say

Uber Ramos, a manager at El Maguey along Highway K, said he was in his vehicle in front of the restaurant when several cars surrounded him. Men told Ramos they

Seven detained after ICE raids truck stop in Hosston

HOSSTON, La. - Three undocumented employees and four other illegal immigrants were detained by ICE agents after a raid on the TA Express Truck Stop in Hosston on March 13.

ICE detains 81 in Kentucky: 25 charged in March ‘targeted enforcement operation'

KENTUCKY (FOX 56) — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained 81 people in Kentucky who have been accused of being in the country illegally. The detentions are part of an "enhanced targeted enforcement operation" from March 10 to 14. Planned Parenthood boosts care access in Kentucky amid rising political fears According to ICE, 25 of those detained have been charged with offenses ranging from illegal reentry and possessio…

ICE arrests 81 people in Kentucky on illegal entry, criminal offense charges

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 81 people in Kentucky who were in the country illegally from March 10 to 14 as part of an "enhanced targeted enforcement operation," ICE reported Tuesday.

More than 20 accused of being in U.S. illegally arrested by ICE in Charlotte

CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- Twenty-four people have been arrested during an "enhanced targeted enforcement operation," ICE announced on Tuesday. This was a joint operation including the FBI and US Marshals Service from March 1 to March 8. According to ICE, charges for those arrested include: 13 aggravated felonies or other violent offenses Three illegal firearms or weapons offenses Two MS-13 gang member affiliation cases One assault on a fed…

Two dozen illegally in America removed from Charlotte; 18 sought

(The Center Square) – Two dozen people illegally in America were taken out of North Carolina’s Queen City from March 1-8, says U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.