All articles tagged with #ice arrest
The DHS clarifies that a viral video misrepresented the arrest of Juliana Ojeda-Montoya, an illegal alien from Ecuador who previously stabbed a coworker with scissors; the DHS states there was no medical emergency during her arrest, and she resisted arrest while her husband, also illegal, refused medical help and left with their child after realizing he would be detained for immigration violations.
A day care worker was detained by ICE in Chicago in front of children, sparking protests and controversy over the legality of the arrest, with local officials and community members demanding her release and questioning the conduct of federal agents.
ICE agents stormed a Chicago day care to detain a child care worker, capturing the incident on video and sparking community outrage, as the worker was reportedly pursued after a traffic stop and was inside the school with children present. The event highlights increased ICE enforcement actions near sensitive locations and the resulting fear among immigrant communities and child care providers.
The Des Moines School Board accepted the resignation of Superintendent Ian Roberts following his arrest by ICE over immigration issues, amid community protests and questions about his immigration status and credentials.
The superintendent of Des Moines public schools, Ian Roberts, was arrested by ICE due to immigration issues and has had his education license revoked by Iowa officials. Roberts, a Guyana native, was detained for having a final removal order and no work authorization, and was found with a loaded handgun. The school district has placed him on administrative leave while they review the situation, amid questions about his citizenship and legal ability to serve as superintendent.
The superintendent of Iowa's largest school district, Ian Roberts, was placed on administrative leave after being arrested by ICE for being in the country illegally, with authorities stating he entered the U.S. on a student visa and had a final removal order. The district was unaware of his immigration status, and Roberts has retained legal counsel as investigations continue.
Governor Kim Reynolds called the arrest of Des Moines Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ian Roberts by ICE, who was detained for being in the country illegally and possessing a loaded gun, 'shocking,' emphasizing the importance of enforcing immigration laws to protect communities.
The superintendent of Des Moines public schools, Ian Roberts, a former Olympian, was arrested by ICE for being in the U.S. illegally from Guyana, with an outstanding removal order, and was found with a loaded handgun, cash, and a hunting knife.
The superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools, Ian Andre Roberts, was arrested by ICE for overstaying his visa, possessing a loaded gun, and a prior weapons charge, amid broader immigration crackdowns; he has been a key figure in the community for two years.
The superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools, Ian Roberts, was detained by ICE for being in the US illegally and possessing a firearm, sparking community protests and raising concerns about immigration enforcement and community safety.
A Maine police reserve officer, Jon Luke Evans, was arrested by ICE for overstaying his visa and attempting to buy a firearm unlawfully. He has agreed to voluntarily leave the U.S., following a dispute over his employment authorization, which was initially believed to be valid based on E-Verify checks. Evans' departure is at his own expense to avoid deportation, amid ongoing tensions between local authorities and ICE over immigration enforcement and employment verification.
The owner of a Trump-themed burger chain in Texas, Roland Beainy, faces deportation after being detained by ICE for overstaying his visa, amid broader immigration enforcement under the current US administration. Beainy, who launched the chain in 2020, denies the charges and is scheduled for an immigration court hearing in November. His case highlights ongoing immigration issues and political tensions surrounding Trump supporters and deportations.
A reserve police officer in Maine, who was approved to work by the federal government through DHS's E-Verify system, was arrested by ICE for overstaying his visa and attempting to purchase a firearm, prompting an investigation into the hiring process and federal verification procedures.
An Iranian-American man, Mahdi Khanbabazadeh, was detained by ICE outside a preschool in Beaverton, Oregon, after a traffic stop where he allegedly resisted arrest; he had overstayed his visa and was awaiting removal proceedings, marking the first ICE arrest at an Oregon school amid broader immigration enforcement policies.
A 38-year-old Iranian man was arrested by ICE outside his child's preschool in Beaverton, Oregon, during morning dropoff, marking the first confirmed immigration enforcement incident at an Oregon school amid recent policy changes. The man, a chiropractor who overstayed his visa after entering lawfully in 2017, was detained despite his family's legal efforts for a green card. The incident has caused community distress and raised questions about immigration enforcement policies near schools.