Miami – We have immigration and customs enforcement (snow) President Trump started doing well on his promise Increase the exile of unspecified migrantsAnd a person specifically told CBS News Miami that his wife was taken during one of these raids.
Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) Miami Office It was shared on X that federal law enforcement agencies conducted several immigration enforcement before Sunday. Meanwhile, from the agent Snowfall office Inf
A person, who did not want to take a name, told CBS News Miami that Ice had taken his wife during the raid in the Miami neighborhood of Bronville.
“It is inferior to what they are doing right now,” he said. “it's so embarrassing.”
The man told CBS News Miami that he wanted Mr. Trump to let his wife live in America, as his 11th anniversary is on Friday.
Asked if she was in the process of obtaining her American citizenship, the man told CBS News Miami that she was right in the middle of it. The man's wife, who is Venezuela and lived in America for a few years, had set a court date until that moment and “everything was good”.
“They bus came and they snatched it,” the person told CBS News Miami.
The man's wife was one of the three people taken in the brown raid. There were other two people who allegedly worked in construction.
Snow raids come after Mr. Trump's arrival Doral golf course Saturday night, where he is set to host Republican leaders for a conference.
The man told CBS News Miami his message to the President: “If I get a chance to talk to you, then the man – please, man – let's do some work. Let me keep my wife in the United States here. He stays here Humid. “
The Ice said that it conducted about 1,000 raids in the country alone on Sunday, which is less than 300 a day earlier.
CBS News Miami has reached the Homeland Security Department, overseeing HSI and ICE to collect more information about Sunday's immigration enforcement operation.