US EditionTrump Supporter Breaks Down After ICE Takes Away Third of His Employees
- A Florida business owner, Vincent Scardina, had a third of his roofing employees detained by ICE agents, causing serious worry for his business and the workers' families.
- All six detained workers were from Nicaragua, had valid work permits, and pending asylum applications, according to attorney Regilucia Smith.
- Scardina expressed his frustration, stating that he thought Trump's immigration policy would focus on deporting criminals, not his legal employees.
- The incident highlights broader immigration enforcement issues, leading to nationwide protests and debates about the treatment of undocumented immigrants.
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Through its Foreign Ministry, Honduras reiterated its deep concern over the operations carried out by the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) in various U.S. cities. On Sunday, June 15, President Xiomara Castro’s government reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to protecting and defending the human rights of its foreign nationals, placing special emphasis on those affected by recent cruel anti-immigrant raids in the United States. READ …
Inside Story June 15, 2025 ICE immigration raids
With images of ICE agents chasing farm workers through fields, scooping up non-citizens from hardware store parking lots and outside schools, Brian Taff and the panel of insiders enter the intense debate over the ICE immigration raids.
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