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US Border Patrol arrests over 130 in first 48 hours of Charlotte immigration operation
Operation Charlotte's Web led to 130 arrests in 48 hours targeting undocumented immigrants, including those with criminal records, amid local protests and official opposition.
- Federal agents have arrested 130 people in two days in Charlotte, North Carolina, part of President Trump's crackdown on immigration.
- A number of those arrested are criminals and gang members, according to a Department of Homeland Security official.
- Charlotte's Democratic mayor said the operation has left people in the community feeling "threatened" and "destabilized".
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More than 130 arrested in Charlotte immigration raids
The Department of Homeland Security said some of those arrested previously faced charges including DUI and assault, but the agency did not specify how many of those detained have criminal histories. Across the city, chaotic encounters are stoking fears in immigrant communities. NBC News’ Ryan Chandler reports.
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US Border Patrol arrests over 130 in first 48 hours of Charlotte immigration operation
Over 130 people suspected of being in the U.S. illegally have been detained in Charlotte, North Carolina, authorities said on Monday, as President Donald Trump's nationwide mass deportation campaign ramped up in the South.
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