Mass. ICE arrest disrupted by unruly crowd -including woman trying to block cop car while holding newborn
Briefly

The article reports on a chaotic incident in Worcester, Massachusetts, where a crowd protested against an ICE arrest. Approximately 25 residents chanted and physically resisted as authorities took a woman into custody. The local police were called due to the escalating situation, and they declared an unlawful assembly. Worcester's mayor expressed his distress over the incident, particularly in light of the impending Mother's Day and the fear many residents hold regarding family separations due to ICE actions. The police noted that there was no warrant presented to the crowd.
"The fear of ICE tearing a family apart is the worst nightmare of so many in our city. I have asked the City Manager for a full report of the incident."
"I am disturbed to hear about today's events involving ICE. As someone who prides themselves on leading a welcoming city, I am devastated to hear about the separation of a family, especially with Mother's Day around the corner."
Read at New York Post
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