Rumors of arrests spark fear among illegal immigrants
Rumors of nationwide immigration sweeps spread fear among undocumented workers causing absences across construction and agriculture. Officials say the reports are unfounded though hundreds called in with questions.
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Aftermath of 26 state raid nets 1,187 arrests
Ten days after the April 19 multiagency raid at 52 IFCO Services sites, about one third of those arrested are back on the streets. ICE spokesperson Dean Boyd calls the situation frustrating and complex. Of the detainees, roughly 270 were deported, 460 remain in custody, 50 referred to other agencies, and about 400 have been released or processed for court appearances.
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