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Us Citizens Caught in the New Wave of Immigration Raids

Summary by NC Voices
Amid an intensification of federal immigration operations under the administration, a concern has emerged: U.S. citizens and legal residents, mostly Latino, are being detained, interrogated, and in some cases arrested by immigration agents, despite having full documentation proving their status. Recent reports from the Chicago area offer a disturbing picture of how these raids have overstepped the boundaries of traditional immigration control. O…
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Large-scale deportation operations, such as those carried out in public places such as Home Depot stores or car washes, have become a recurring image of U.S. immigration policy.

Amid an intensification of federal immigration operations under the administration, a concern has emerged: U.S. citizens and legal residents, mostly Latino, are being detained, interrogated, and in some cases arrested by immigration agents, despite having full documentation proving their status. Recent reports from the Chicago area offer a disturbing picture of how these raids have overstepped the boundaries of traditional immigration control. O…

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NC Voices broke the news in on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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