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Coordinated Immigration Arrests Spark Outrage Across U.S. Courts

Federal agents have ramped up arrests of migrants at immigration courts nationwide, raising concerns about the impact on asylum seekers and legal processes.


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In a coordinated operation, federal agents have begun arresting migrants at immigration courts across the U.S., including Miami, New York, and Phoenix. This tactic, part of the Trump administration's mass deportation efforts, has alarmed advocates and attorneys, who warn it may deter individuals from attending court hearings. The recent arrests include individuals with no criminal records and those seeking asylum, raising fears within immigrant communities. Legal experts criticize the policy as harmful and counterproductive, potentially punishing those who comply with legal processes.

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The article highlights the fear and panic caused by ICE arrests at immigration courts across the US.

It emphasizes the negative impact on immigrants' willingness to seek legal help due to these aggressive tactics.

The tone reflects deep concern for vulnerable communities affected by these actions.

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ICE agents wait in hallways of immigration court, seek to deliver on Trump’s mass arrest pledge
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"…The latest effort includes people who have no criminal records, migrants with no legal representation and people who are seeking asylum, according to reports received by the American Immigration Lawyers Association."

ICE agents wait in hallways of immigration court as Trump seeks to deliver on mass arrest pledge
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"…Waiting for him as he exited the small courtroom were five federal agents who cuffed him against the wall, escorted him to the garage and whisked him away in a van along with a dozen other migrants detained the same day."

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