Emily Bregel

Tucson

Border and Immigration Reporter at Arizona Daily Star

Border reporter, Arizona Daily Star Email: [email protected] Find me on Signal: emdashbregs.28

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Immigration agents mistakenly detain deputy US marshal in Arizona, feds confirm

2 weeks ago | kenoshanews.com | Emily Bregel

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Immigration agents mistakenly detain deputy US marshal in Arizona, feds confirm

2 weeks ago | lakegenevanews.net | Emily Bregel

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Immigration agents mistakenly detain deputy US marshal in Arizona, feds confirm

2 weeks ago | buffalonews.com | Emily Bregel

A deputy U.S. marshal was mistakenly detained by immigration agents inside the federal building that houses the immigration court in Tucson, Arizona, U.S. Marshals Service officials confirmed on Thursday. The wrongful detention was a case of mistaken identity and didn't last long, according to the federal law enforcement agency, responding to the Arizona Daily Star's inquiry about the incident.
Immigration agents mistakenly detain deputy US marshal in Arizona, feds confirm

2 weeks ago | theeagle.com | Emily Bregel

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Immigration agents mistakenly detain deputy US marshal in Arizona, feds confirm

2 weeks ago | missoulian.com | Emily Bregel

A deputy U.S. marshal was mistakenly detained by immigration agents inside the federal building that houses the immigration court in Tucson, Arizona, U.S. Marshals Service officials confirmed on Thursday. The wrongful detention was a case of mistaken identity and didn't last long, according to the federal law enforcement agency, responding to the Arizona Daily Star's inquiry about the incident.
Immigration agents mistakenly detain deputy US marshal in Arizona, feds confirm

2 weeks ago | nwitimes.com | Emily Bregel

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Immigration agents mistakenly detain deputy U.S. marshal in Tucson, feds confirm

2 weeks ago | tucson.com | Emily Bregel

A deputy U.S. marshal was mistakenly detained by immigration agents inside the federal building that houses Tucson's immigration court, U.S. Marshals Service officials confirmed on Thursday. The wrongful detention was a case of mistaken identity and didn't last long, according to the federal law enforcement agency, responding to the Arizona Daily Star's inquiry about the incident.
ICE agents posing as utility workers raises 4th Amendment protection concerns

2 weeks ago | tulsaworld.com | Emily Bregel

TUCSON, Ariz. — An undocumented man from Honduras, who has lived on Tucson, Arizona’s south side for more than a decade, narrowly avoided being picked up by immigration agents who initially claimed to be utility workers, according to neighbors who witnessed the apparent immigration operation. While watering flowers in her front yard the morning of May 28, Christine Cariño was approached by two men claiming to be from Tucson Electric Power, she said.
Deportation campaign turns to courthouses, re-opening closed cases

3 weeks ago | tucson.com | Emily Bregel

The Trump administration's deportation campaign is now targeting U.S. courthouses, pursuing immigrants as they attend required court hearings, at the same time as the Department of Homeland Security has moved to reopen thousands of immigration cases previously deemed "low-priority" and closed, local attorneys say. Over the last week, immigration agents, often wearing masks, have been conducting mass arrests outside federal courthouses in major U.S. cities, including Phoenix.
Militarization of border comes even as migrant arrivals drop to historic lows

1 month ago | tucson.com | Emily Bregel

Evidence of the Trump administration's militarization at Arizona's southern border has been mounting in recent weeks, even as migrant arrivals there have dwindled to historic lows. Humanitarian volunteers have spotted eight-wheeled "Stryker" armored vehicles rolling along the steep border wall road east of Sásabe, and in the town of Why, about 27 miles north of Lukeville.