ICE Used Child Migrant Agency Data to Arrest Thousands, Report Says
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reportedly used leads obtained from a federal child migrant agency to carry out thousands of arrests. The agency, which is meant to shelter and support unaccompanied migrant children, appears to have shared information that was subsequently used for immigration enforcement. One case highlighted involves a 6-year-old girl who spent over six months in a migrant shelter while her mother, already in the US, worked to secure her release. Shortly after the mother and daughter were reunited, both were detained by ICE. The report raises serious concerns about the use of child welfare data for immigration enforcement purposes.
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