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Immigrants' Courthouse Arrests in NYC Spur Fear, Calls for Investigation

  • In late May, immigration agents briefly detained a deputy U.S. Marshal at the federal immigration court in Tucson after he entered the building's lobby, due to a case of mistaken identity.
  • The detention happened because the marshal matched the description of a suspect sought by ICE amid increased courthouse arrests nationwide since mid-May.
  • Immigration agents, pressured by high deportation targets, have used tactics like impersonating utility workers to arrest immigrants, sparking concerns about mistakes and targeting of law-abiding attendees.
  • The U.S. Marshals Service said the marshal's identity was quickly confirmed and he left without incident, while advocates warn arrests at courthouses discourage immigrants from attending hearings.
  • These operations reflect a broader strategy to boost deportations but raise fears of undermining public safety and due process, as critics urge legal counsel for immigrants facing court appearances.
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US agents arrest two migrants at NY courthouse

US agents pounced on two immigrants in the hallway of a New York courthouse Friday, wrestling them to the ground in a forceful display of President Donald Trump's crackdown on people without papers.

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At least eight people detained at Denver immigration court as ICE presence increases, advocates say

At Denver immigration court downtown, advocates say they've watched ICE officers detain at least eight people since last Thursday as authorities' presence has increased.

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San Antonio Express-News broke the news in on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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