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Exclusive: U.S. Citizen Temporarily Detained by ICE ERO Speaks out
“The way they approached the vehicle is horrifying, like we’re being under attack. Screaming at us, breaking the glass. It was horrifying."
Update: ICE Re-Detains Plaintiff Out On Bond in Landmark Case Challenging L.A. ICE Raids, Sends Him Back To Adelanto
After the Supreme Court refused his challenge to ICE, Isaac Antonio Villegas Molina, a construction worker filing a lawsuit against ICE with the help of the ACLU, was detained once again during his ISAP check-in.
Daily Memo: ICE Arrests Plaintiff of Federal Lawsuit Challenging ICE Raids
A second ICE-custody death has also been reported this week, while acting ICE Director Todd Lyons has submitted his resignation and will leave the agency after the end of May.
Daily Memo: 16th In-Custody ICE Death Reported as ICE Ramps Up Targeting in Los Angeles
At least six people were taken today in Hollywood, Alhambra, Downtown LA, and Canoga Park. ICE agents were also spotted in San Diego and the Inland Empire over the weekend and on Monday.
Daily Memo: ICE Keeps Targeting People at Rancho Cucamonga Court
Meanwhile in Crescenta Valley, a car chase by ICE ended with the driver fleeing on foot after colliding with a pole near a 210 freeway on-ramp.
Daily Memo: ICE Returns to Downtown LA ISAP Office, Increases Raids in the Inland Empire
ICE returned to the ISAP office after a week-long hiatus, and another woman has died after release from ICE custody.
You Can Now View a 20-Foot Map of U.S. Detention Centers at The Huntington
The “Borderlands” exhibition draws a line from past to present, as experienced by contemporary artists pioneering their fields.
Daily Memo: ICE Shoots At Man in Central Valley and ICE Takes People in the Coachella Valley and Glendora
ICE continues to conduct raids and traffic stops, taking three men from their work truck in the Coachella Valley.
13 Anti-ICE Anthems and Music Videos, Ranked
Major artists and newcomers alike are putting their stamp on the political moment. Plus nine honorable mentions to songs that get everybody amped for the fight against fascism.
Former Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino to Retire by April
Bovino is one year away from the mandatory age of retirement in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and has been a part of the agency for 30 years.
