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Three women arrested after incident in front of Lawrence facility

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A violent arrest that took place in Lawrence, Massachusetts on Tuesday, involving the daughter of a city councilman, was captured on camera. Three women were arrested after parking their vehicle in front of a hydrant while they were going to buy food in a crowded establishment around noon Tuesday. One of the women ended up on the floor while police officers tried to immobilize her. On video the moment police officers tried to get a woman out of …

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Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra

“The public should not get involved”: this says former ICE agent about arrests in the region

The way the arrests are being carried out by ICE agents in the region has generated concern among pro-immigrant leaders and organizations especially when they violently drive people out of their vehicles. The violent manner in which some federal agents have arrested members of the community and even family members has disturbed the tranquility of several communities in Massachusetts. Witnesses who have witnessed operatives claim that agents with…

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Telemundo Utah

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They lose patience and break the glass: they capture another violent arrest of ICE on video

A new case of violent arrest by ICE agents took place on Tuesday in the city of Waltham, Massachusetts, and everything was captured on camera. It all happened when two men in the same vehicle were forced to stop by immigration agents. One of them was taken down by force of the car when the officers asked him for a document and then broke the glass in the van. According to witnesses, and as the images captured by a cell phone camera show, the off…

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