Who has been arrested by ICE under Trump?

On the campaign’s path, Donald Trump was clear: “On the first day, I will launch the largest deportation program for criminals in the history of America.”

Opinion polls, which have suggested this promise, suggested that they are widely common among the American people, including legal immigrants, who felt that many people were coming to the country “the wrong path.”

Since he took office, the President has expanded his mission, targeting not only criminals, but migrant workers, some student activists and even tourists who suffer from visa issues.

For nearly five months, these moves have made little resistance. But now parts of Los Angeles erupted in the protests after immigration officers intensified their raids in the workplace.

But who are the immigrants who fell into these raids? And from the last targeted the administration?

Here’s a look at some people who have already been targeted.

Since he took office, the president described numbers of border crossings and standard arrest under his administration.

About 51,000 immigrants were not documented in detention of migration and customs enforcement (ICE) as of early June – the highest level in September 2019.

Although the accurate and updated numbers to obtain the total number of migration arrests since January 20 are not available to the public, White House officials said they hope that the ice can increase its arrest a day, from 660 days or so during the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency.

Initially, US officials insisted that the operations were “targeted” for criminals and potential public safety threats.

However, a large number of unconfirmed immigrants detained by the Trump administration have clean records otherwise, according to one of the data tracking.

Record accesses – a project from the University of Siraches that collect immigration numbers – estimate that of 51,302 people in ice detention facilities as of June 1, about 44 % did not have a criminal record regardless of the entry of the United States without permission.

The unrest in Los Angeles arose with a series of migration arrests, which recorded a total of 118 people, which the Ministry of Internal Security said was five members of the gangs.

Ice described those who were arrested in Los Angeles as “the worst worst.” The agency has identified a handful of people with a criminal history, including drug trafficking, assault, cruelty to children, domestic violence, theft and foreign smuggling.

How many total have a criminal history, however, unclear.

A migrant parents who do not hold the 23 -year -old documents, a member of the Zapotec community in Mexico, told the Washington Post, their son, who said he had no criminal history, was arrested outside a clothing store. BBC cannot confirm the details of this case independently.

The border justified Tsar Tom Human, these arrests as “side effects”, on the pretext that the agents cannot justify the confrontation of immigrants who do not have documents and not detained them.

There were many arrest and detention of tourists in detention centers, including British, European and Canadian citizens.

In April, for example, Wales tourist is 28 years old It was held for 19 days at a center for eclipse in Washington, after being deprived of entering Canada, as she later described as a “visa mix”.

In another accident in June, the 25 -year -old Italian citizen Khabi Lami – the world’s most popular star with 162 meters – was held at Las Vegas airport due to “immigration violations”.

Ice claimed that Mr. Lame exceeded the conditions of his visa after entering the country on April 30. The authorities later said that he had given “voluntary departure” and left the country.

In addition, in March, Canadian actress Yasmine Moni held about two weeks after her arrest at the San Ysidro border crossing, where she was trying to renew her visa to enter the United States.

She later described the conditions for her detention as inhuman, and described that she was kept in a concrete cell without a blanket and limited bathrooms. She was later released without being accused of any crime.

Its case drew the attention of the British Prime Minister in Colombia David Ebi, who said that the accident was made by Canadian anxiety about traveling to the United States.

“The nature of our relationship is so fraught with risks to the extent that this issue makes us all wondering, what about our relatives who work in the states?” He said in a statement to CBC.

Others, such as the 34 -year -old German National Fabian Schmidt, were held at airports.

Schmidt, who has lived in the United States since 2007, has been arrested on his way to the United States from Luxembourg.

In an interview with WGBH, a news outlet in New Hampshire, Mr. Schmidt said he was asked about the charge of the misdemeanor that was later rejected and Dui later led to fines and monitoring.

The Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) has greatly avoided commenting on specific cases, but it has repeatedly insisted that it works legally.

Some of the most surprising pictures of the Trump administration’s migration were from thousands of miles in the state of Salvador, Central America. There, more than 250 people have been transferred to the government’s members of the Trin de Aragwa gang To a huge prison.

Family members in some of these men, however, He opposed any gang linksWith some saying that they were swept out as a result of innocent tattoo.

It was removed under the law of 1798, granting the authorities comprehensive authorities to request the detention and deportation of the indigenous people or the citizens of the “enemy” nation.

“It is really frustrating,” Adelele Vero, Executive Director of the American Venezuelan Assembly, a group of supporters, told the BBC. “All of these decisions are inhuman, cruel and illegal as well.”

The most amazing cases are the case of the 29 -year -old Kilmar Alago Garcia Which was deported from the United States in March.

Several judges – including those in the US Supreme Court – spent that Mr. Abrago Garcia has been deported by mistake and that the government must “facilitate” his return to the United States and his family.

On June 6, he was returned to the United States to confront federal criminal charges after accusing him of an indictment claiming that he illegally transported illegal immigrants while he was still in the United States.

Foreign citizens who participate in political protests also found themselves at the intersection of the administration, despite the presence of some permanent visas or student visas in the United States.

I told Anthony Enteraz, who leads the invitation efforts in Robert F. Kennedy, human rights, a non -profit human rights organization, for the BBC that there is “more and more” holders of the holding green cards since Trump’s return to his post.

He said: “The immigration authorities feel that they were able to carry out arrests that are not legally allowed to carry out.”

Despite the different reasons for the decisions, more than 1,600 international students have been canceled their visas, according to CompeteOrganization that focuses on international education.

Many arrests follow the White House campaign as classified as anti -Semitism on the campus of American universities, including The arrest of Mahmoud KhalilA prominent figure during the Gaza war protests at Columbia University last year.

The 30 -year -old green card is fighting to stop his deportation in court.

Tatas University student Romisa Ozturk spent six weeks in the reservation before his release.

The university later said that he was told that Mrs. Ozturk – a doctorate candidate participated in the pro -Palestinians – had canceled the student visa. Continue to fight her deportation in court.

Although these cases were subject to bad criticism, ICE justified some arrests by saying that students participated in “alignment” activities to Hamas.

“The visa is a privilege, not really,” said the US security spokesperson for US security spokeswoman in the United States.