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Immigrant sued Trump administration—now ICE has detained him a second time. Despite judge's order that he stay released on bond. "I think 100% this is retaliation for this lawsuit," lawyer said. "He is main litigant in the national racial profiling case before Supreme Court." Isaac Antonio Villegas Molina was...

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A security officer denied a man entry in his house, he identified himself didn't touch him, but was arrested and later released. He sued but the case was dismissed. The same security guy is doing the same thing for the second time!

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The U.S. Board of Immigration Appeals has reinstated deportation proceedings against Mohsen Mahdawi, a graduate student at Columbia University who was detained last April for his outspoken support for Palestinian rights. Mahdawi is a green card holder who grew up in a refugee camp in the occupied West Bank. At Columbia, he served as co-president of the Palestinian Student Union and president of the Buddhist Association. In April of 2025, masked and hooded ICE agents detained him when he appeared for what he believed would be a naturalization interview in Vermont. He spent two weeks in ICE custody before a federal judge ordered his release.

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A 50 year old man from Kentucky won the largest Powerball jackpot in his state's history on a Monday. He claimed the $167 MILLION check on Tuesday. He was arrested for kicking a police officer in the face at a hotel bar on Wednesday. He has been arrested three times since winning. – James Farthing was a 50 year old from Georgetown Kentucky. – On April 28 2025 he bought a Powerball ticket at a gas station and matched all six numbers. – The jackpot was $167.3 MILLION. The largest Powerball prize ever won in Kentucky history. – He split it with his 77 year old mother and his girlfriend. – He claimed the check publicly at the Kentucky Lottery headquarters on Tuesday April 29. – The next evening Farthing and his girlfriend Jacqueline Fightmaster were at the TradeWinds Resort in St Pete Beach Florida. – A fight broke out at the hotel bar between Farthing and another guest. – When a Pinellas County Sheriff's deputy arrived to break up the altercation Farthing kicked the deputy in the face. Then tried to run out of the hotel. – He was tackled by police and arrested on the floor of the lobby. His girlfriend was arrested simultaneously for public intoxication. – As the deputy was arresting his girlfriend she told the officer "we came to the Kentucky Lottery in Louisville and claimed the check which was $167 million." – Farthing was charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence and simple battery. – He was on parole in Kentucky at the time of the arrest. – His mother bonded him out of jail. He was extradited to Kentucky and released for time served. – In February 2026 he was arrested a second time for allegedly intimidating a witness. – Deputies also found a firearm on his bedside table. He was on parole. – In April 2026 he was arrested a third time. – The Kentucky Lottery confirmed he and his mother received all their winnings despite everything. He won $167 MILLION on Monday, claimed the check on Tuesday, and was arrested for kicking a police officer in the face on Wednesday. He has been arrested three times since winning.

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ICE unlawfully deports immigrant day before Christmas Eve—violating judge's order he stay in U.S. After landing in El Salvador agent just said, "Oops, it was an accident we're gonna bring you back." "Honestly, I'd just like to see daylight and I'd love to have a Bible," he said when he was eventually returned to a detention center in Louisiana. Diego Alberto Hernandez Garcia was wrongfully detained while at his construction job—despite his deferred action valid through 2026. The arrest occurred in Hardin Valley, Tennessee. #DemsUnited

LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻

61,785 views • 7 months ago

He voted for Trump 3 times—now ICE is deporting his fiancée. "I'm shocked!" he cries. "This is not what I agreed to vote for." He wrote a personal letter to Trump begging: "Have a heart. Listen to all the facts. Don't just start detaining people for no reason." He insists that he and his fiancée did everything "the right way." Robert is a U.S. citizen and longtime MAGA Republican. His fiancée is especially concerned that she is locked in a crowded cell with only 1 public toilet—and that agents are watching her pee via cameras. She is locked up at an ICE detention center after being arrested at the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
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He voted for Trump 3 times—now ICE is deporting his fiancée. "I'm shocked!" he cries. "This is not what I agreed to vote for." He wrote a personal letter to Trump begging: "Have a heart. Listen to all the facts. Don't just start detaining people for no reason." He insists that he and his fiancée did everything "the right way." Robert is a U.S. citizen and longtime MAGA Republican. His fiancée is especially concerned that she is locked in a crowded cell with only 1 public toilet—and that agents are watching her pee via cameras. She is locked up at an ICE detention center after being arrested at the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

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Lorenzo Salgado Araujo woke up at 5 a.m. on Tuesday, kissed his wife goodbye and drove off to pick up his construction crew just like he had done every day for 35 years. He never saw his family again. An ICE agent shot and killed him during a vehicle stop in Houston. ICE has since confirmed he was not even the target of their operation. He was a husband, a father and a hard worker. How many more families have to bury their loved ones before this stops? This is WRONG! Justice for Lorenzo!

Ben Crump

52,332 views • 1 month ago

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Owner of car was in Torrance, California is furious that ICE just arrested his entire illegal immigrant workforce he was paying under the table and avoiding paying taxes and everything else a legitimate business must do.

Kevin Dalton

1,010,686 views • 1 year ago

A ICE agent has been arrested for sexually assaulting two women in detention going through the Alternative to Deportation Program! His name is Andrew Golubik & he was in a position of power when he allegedly assaulted them! They think there’s more victims & the Judge denied bond!
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A ICE agent has been arrested for sexually assaulting two women in detention going through the Alternative to Deportation Program! His name is Andrew Golubik & he was in a position of power when he allegedly assaulted them! They think there’s more victims & the Judge denied bond!

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161,777 views • 7 months ago

🎥Watch ICE Atlanta arrest Mexican Santiago Morales Nava. Morales knows the drill — he was removed from the U.S. in 2013. He was arrested last September for driving w/o a license but released pending that charge. We picked him up May 15, and he’s pending his second removal.
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🎥Watch ICE Atlanta arrest Mexican Santiago Morales Nava. Morales knows the drill — he was removed from the U.S. in 2013. He was arrested last September for driving w/o a license but released pending that charge. We picked him up May 15, and he’s pending his second removal.

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