United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Coverage of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Nexus archive.
- Haitians in Springfield are required to report to Ohio’s ICE offices and wear ankle monitors
Haitians residing in Springfield, Ohio, are being required to report to ICE offices and wear ankle monitors after Temporary Protected Status for Haitians officially ended on July 27. Local sources report that these requirements involve turning over passports and repeatedly reporting to ICE facilities in areas like Blue Ash or Westerville. Activists view this action as an effort to maintain control and potentially deport the population.
- Ohio cities brace for possible uptick of ICE activity after protected status ends for Haitians
Ohio cities with large Haitian populations are preparing for increased ICE activity after temporary protected status for Haitians ended on July 27. Local leaders, including Springfield’s mayor and Ohio’s governor, have expressed concerns about potential enforcement actions, while some community members report ICE requesting Haitians to report for ankle bracelets. About 30,000 Haitians with temporary status live in central Ohio.
- South Florida’s Haitian community braces for expected start of deportations after end of court-issued TPS extension
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals in the U.S. expires after a court-issued extension, prompting fears of immediate deportations by the Trump administration. Haitian communities in South Florida, particularly in Little Haiti, face anxiety as advocates urge legal action to avoid removal to Haiti, which remains unstable due to gang violence and political crises.
- United employee threatens to call ICE on family during ticket dispute at SFO
A United Airlines employee at San Francisco International Airport threatened to call ICE on a family during a ticket dispute. The family was traveling to Montreal, Canada, when the incident occurred, according to Julio Varela, who reported the event to KRON4.
- Santa Monica Man Pleads Guilty to Doxing ICE Lawyer
A Santa Monica man has pleaded guilty to a federal charge for doxxing a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement lawyer. The offense involved publishing private information about the lawyer online with malicious intent.
- ICE nabs criminal illegal alien who attempted to murder a cop, escaped deportation for years
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Dinh Quy Nguyen, a Vietnamese national convicted of attempted murder of a police officer, who had evaded deportation for over 15 years. Nguyen was taken into custody in Houston, Texas, and is currently being held pending his removal to Vietnam. The arrest marks a shift in US deportation policy targeting foreign nationals with criminal convictions.