Nursing Mother of 2, Including One with Down Syndrome, Arrested by ICE in Nashville as She Seeks Asylum From Domestic Violence
Advocates say agents arrested Maria Perez while she was taking her children to a medical visit and later moved her nearly 700 miles away.
7 Articles
7 Articles
ICE separated Nashville mom from infant daughter against its own rules, complaint alleges
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested a nursing mother from her Nashville home without a warrant, according to a complaint by immigrant advocates. ICE agents have a directive not to arrest people who are pregnant, post-partum or nursing “except under exceptional circumstances.” The complaint alleges that ICE broke that directive when they arrested the woman, separating her from her infant daughter and toddler. MORE: Nashville …
Nursing mother of 2, including one with Down syndrome, arrested by ICE in Nashville as she seeks asylum from domestic violence
A breastfeeding mother of two children, including one who has Down syndrome, was arrested by ICE in Nashville while taking her children to the doctor.
Two adults detained by ICE at Emigrant Lake released after legal petition
ASHLAND, Ore. – Community organization RV Migra Watch has reported that two adults were released hours after being detained by ICE this past weekend in Jackson County. NBC5 spoke to an immigration attorney to break down the case, detainees’ rights, and the recent surge of ICE operations in the Rogue Valley. RV Migra Watch, a local […] The post Two adults detained by ICE at Emigrant Lake released after legal petition appeared first on KOBI-TV NBC…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 60% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium





