She Was Convinced Her Papers Were in Order, but ICE Detained Her at an Airport. Her Case Is Not Unique.
Advocates say ICE is using passenger data and a push for 2,000 daily arrests to find travelers at airports.
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Surge in Airport ICE Arrests Sparks Growing Alarm Among Migrants and Legal Experts
WASHINGTON, DC — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has increasingly turned domestic airports into enforcement zones, detaining migrants despite many believing their legal paperwork was fully in order. The trend has triggered heightened anxiety among immigrant communities and growing concern from legal advocates across the country. In a prominent recent incident highlighting the policy shift, 27-year-old Ecuadorian national Diana Ver…
Estaba convencida de tener sus papeles en orden, pero ICE la detuvo en un aeropuerto. Su caso no es el único
Por Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español “Solamente se le acercaron y le dijeron: ‘Usted, Diana Vera’, y ella dijo sí, y automáticamente se la llevaron”. Así relató Mercedes Espinoza cómo ICE se llevó a su hija, una ecuatoriana de 27 años, del aeropuerto de Phoenix. relató Espinoza. Su esposo intentó explicar que Diana estaba casa con él y mostró el acta de matrimonio, pero, según la madre, los agentes le dijeron que no podían hacer nada porque la o…
By Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español “They just approached her and said, ‘You, Diana Vera,’ and she said yes, and they immediately took her away.” That’s how Mercedes Espinoza recounted how ICE took her daughter, a 27-year-old Ecuadorian woman, from the Phoenix airport. Espinoza said her husband tried to explain that Diana was home. The post She was convinced she had her papers in order, but ICE detained her at an airport. Her case is not the onl…
What you should know ICE agents arrested Ecuadorian Diana Vera at Phoenix Airport, USA.The young woman had a residency procedure after legally entering and marrying a U.S. citizenThe DHS tightened controls on internal flights and lawyers ask to avoid flying What was going to be a celebration trip became a logistical and legal nightmare for a Hispanic family. Diana Andreina Vera Espinoza, a 27-year-old Ecuadorian, was intercepted and placed in cu…
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