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An operation of the Immigration and Customs Control Service to stop a woman in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA, ´ caused a crowd to prevent them from taking it; The police made several arrests.
The Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE, in English) during a raid against undocumented. (Free Press Photo: EFE)
According to local media, a group of agents of the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) intercepted three women of Brazilian origin – a teenager and two adults, one of them with a baby of just two months in their arms – when they left a house on Eureka Street, in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Immigration agents proceeded to arrest the oldest woman in the group, apparently the mother of the other two and grandmother of the baby, according to television media.
This led the other two women to try to prevent arrest, while a group of people began to congregate on the street to demand that ICE agents present a court order to execute the operation, as shown by videos published on social networks.
The World Police then received a notice about a group of about 25 people surrounding a federal agent on Eureka Street. Finally, the two Brazilian women and another neighbor were arrested, accused of alteration of public order and putting a minor at risk, agents explained to local media.
The station Telemundo New England He captured images of the Brazilian teenager arrest, while several policemen immobilized her strongly against the ground and she shouted desperately that she had no one at home, because her mother, her sister and the baby had been arrested.
Since his return to power, last January, US President Donald Trump has deployed a rigorous campaign against migrants, which includes large -scale detention raids and operational, deportations without due process and expulsions of undocumented people to third countries. These measures, which are being questioned by the courts, generate a climate of fear in the US, according to human rights activists and defenders.