"At San Francisco International Airport, multiple videos show what appear to be plainclothes law enforcement officers forcibly detaining a young woman as dozens of onlookers watch and film."
"One eyewitness described hearing a 'horrible' scream and witnessing two unidentified men grabbing a woman trying to hold onto her child."
"The witness asked the agents for proof of their identity, but they never let her see their badge numbers, leading her to call the police."
"When the San Francisco Police Department arrived, they surrounded the men detaining the woman but did not engage with the crowd asking for answers."
ICE agents have been spotted at various airports, including Atlanta, Chicago, Newark, and San Francisco. Eyewitness accounts describe tense situations, particularly in San Francisco, where agents were seen detaining a woman. Reports indicate that ICE is active in 14 airports nationwide. Witnesses expressed concern over the agents' lack of identification and the aggressive nature of the detentions. The presence of ICE at these locations has raised alarms among travelers and onlookers, prompting questions about the agents' authority and actions.
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