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ICE to Make Immigration Raids in 10 US Cities on Sunday

ICE to Make Immigration Raids in 10 US Cities on Sunday

US immigration officials are reportedly set to conduct raids targeting thousands of families in major cities across the country beginning Sunday, various outlets report.

This comes two weeks after President Trump delayed the operation by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the request of Democrats.

The New York Times reported that the operation will begin in at least 10 major cities across the US.

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The raids are expected to start in Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, and San Francisco.

The nationwide raids target at least 2,000 immigrant families with deportation orders.

NYT said the raids will take place "over multiple days and will include collateral deportations in which authorities might detain immigrants who happened to be on the scene, even though they were not targets of the raids."

Matthew Bourke, an ICE spokesperson, refused to comment on the operation but noted: "ICE prioritizes the arrest and removal of unlawfully present aliens who pose a threat to national security, public safety, and border security."

In a tweet on Thursday, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton criticized the plan.

"The Trump administration is preparing sweeping raids on undocumented people as the president threatens to go against the Supreme Court and demand citizenship information through the Census," she said.

"Weaponized fear and bigotry are the central projects of this administration."

 

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  1. KawangwareJul 12, 2019

    Here we go again with this! Where is mkenya halisi with his “Kula Saba weka Tatu speech?? Lol

  2. Anonymous UIJul 12, 2019

    Time for Kenya government to start making preparations to receive its citizens from the Diaspora at home.
    For those who will be deported, Africa is rising, prepare to use those skills that you have acquired to help your communities.
    It's not all negative and scarry. To some of you and your families, this could end up being a blessing.

  3. mkenya halisiJul 12, 2019

    @anonamoyous ui exactly may they hear n read what u have written instead of leaving in fear.Africa is a very nice place hata kama kuna issues here n there.To make it here is easy especially coming from majuu where pple do all kind of jobs but if u choose to b frustrated u wil b frustrated big time.Karibuni nyumbani to those who will b caught.Find it a blessings

  4. KawangwareJul 13, 2019

    Thanks mkenya halisi.my bags are packed !!! I’m coming home !!

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