Consider This from NPR Undocumented workers brace for ICE raids, mass deportation under Trump
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Nov 25, 2024 
Cliff Johnson, an immigration attorney and director of the MacArthur Justice Center at the University of Mississippi, sheds light on the looming threat of ICE raids under the Trump administration. He discusses the emotional toll these actions inflict on undocumented families and local communities. Johnson contrasts the treatment of undocumented workers with corporate executives, emphasizing the stark disparities. He also highlights community resilience efforts since 2019, showcasing how support networks are forming to assist those affected by harsh immigration policies.
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Life After the Raids
- Patty, a Mississippi resident, recounts the fear and disruption caused by the 2019 ICE raids.
- Her family's plans were shattered, and her child lives in constant fear of her not returning home.
A Mother's Anguish
- Elisa, another resident, describes the trauma of being separated from her children during the raid.
- Her husband lost his job after the raid, compounding the family's hardship.
Raids' Impact on Families
- The 2019 ICE raids in Mississippi had far-reaching consequences, particularly for families and children.
- Over 1,000 children were affected, and families were separated, despite the investigation targeting employing companies.