Fear Grows in Maine as ICE Intensifies Crackdown
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Immigrant communities in Maine report fear and disruption as ICE expands arrests, prompting watchdog activism, legal aid efforts, and protests after cases like Fatima Henrique’s; DHS says it targets criminals and violators, but many detainees have no prior record, fueling a broader pattern of monitoring and mutual aid.
- ‘We’re not safe right now’: Woman’s dramatic ICE arrest ignites fear in Maine’s immigrant communities The Boston Globe
- The DHS crisis is squeezing Susan Collins Politico
- Maine’s Immigrant Students Stay Home as ICE Operation Ramps Up The New York Times
- Families in Maine scramble to halt ICE’s transfer of detainees out of state The Guardian
- “This Is a Warning”: ICE Agents Follow Protesters Home The New Republic
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