Federal agents and local law enforcement are conducting immigration arrests to meet quotas from the Trump administration, resulting in racial profiling. Armed, masked agents are causing fear in U.S. communities and complicating families' efforts to locate arrested individuals. ICE often denies custody of individuals, prompting families to frantically seek information. In a notable case, Yuriana Juliana Pelaez Calderon was apprehended at gunpoint, exacerbating concerns about her treatment and health needs. Lawyers express that arrests occur without sufficient inquiry or process, contributing to an alarming atmosphere of intimidation.
In an effort to fulfill the Trump administration's daily immigration arrest quotas, federal agents and deputized local law enforcement are racially profiling and snatching people off the streets without due process.
Armed and masked agents are sowing terror and confusion in communities across the United States, leading to family members scrambling for information about their loved ones.
'It's arrest now, ask questions later,' adds attorney Dominique Boubion, referring to the case of Andrea Velez, a U.S. citizen taken by ICE under questionable circumstances.
Yuriana Juliana 'Juli' Pelaez Calderon was taken at gunpoint by two men in unmarked cars, leading to concerns about her treatment and access to necessary resources.
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