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"They're very frustrated when lawmakers, particularly, help these illegal criminal aliens to evade being taken into custody when it could be done without all of what you just watched, and done very peacefully and very calmly."

New York says ICE arrests around courthouses intimidate people from participating in the justice system.

"When the Trump campaign came into office on a wave of nativism and xenophobia and a war on immigration, the [private prison] market was revived," said Judy Greene, a criminal justice policy analyst and the founder of Justice Strategies.

"Our family was harassed, traumatized, and torn apart as the Milwaukee Police Department collaborated with ICE," said Kristine De la Cruz.

"These are hardworking people...They're just making their money and trying to save money for their families," said Los Brown Berets Chicago Captain Claudia Sandoval.

"My daughter is American born, if anything happened to me she would be all alone here," said Holly Ondaan.

"She knows her days are numbered...If you were that one super liberal Supreme Court justice, wouldn't you be trying to live forever?" Randy Corporon asked to chuckles from the crowd.

"If you study the issue, you would thank ICE rather than vilify them," Thomas Homan insisted.

"The immediate and extreme impact an immigration enforcement action has on an individual and their family is not lost on our officers," the letter states.

Eight people have died in ICE custody so far this year, compared to six deaths attributed to e-cigarette use.

"The day will culminate with a rally set to flood Jeff Bezos' Washington, D.C. home with somber reminders of the damage induced by his company," protest organizers say.

"Abhorrent that you use a day of remembrance for the victims and heroes to shamelessly plug and justify your attacks on communities of color," the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services said.

"These hyper-realistic devices will allow the teams to have those experiences in real-world conditions without the real-world casualties," a document outlining the plan for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency's new training facility states.

This is not the first time the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has failed to properly redact a document.

After an unauthorized entry into the United States, Gramajo became a cornerstone of the Houston immigrant community.

"There's got to be ways to combat this instead of just pointing at the thing and saying, 'Well, now it's getting worse!'" the man said.

The pair said they decided to start an initiative called the "Our Kids Charity Campaign," and used the hashtag #SinnersAndSaints to promote the campaign.

The campaign against undocumented laborers escalated to its most severe crackdown in over a decade when federal agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raided five poultry processing facilities in Mississippi last week.

"They're actually resorting to violence and terroristic threats and they should be arrested for that," John Torres said. "They should be arrested."

"Despite the horror, the resilience is extraordinary. The community is rising," said Families Belong Together Communications Director Paola Luisi.

"Some of us were harmed tonight, but there are people ICE has detained that are harmed everyday," Amy Anthony told Newsweek. "That's why we're doing what we're doing, and we're going to keep doing it."

"It's something that we wish wasn't real, but it's something that people are actually facing now," said one student artist, Yazmillie Reyes.

Judge Shelley Joseph has pleaded not guilty to obstruction of justice.

"This disturbing public discourse shrouds our critical law enforcement function and unnecessarily puts our officers' safety at risk," ICE said in a statement.

Matthew Albence argued that ICE conducts "operations with professionalism, with compassion and with humanity."

Coulter previously wrote a book entitled "In Trump We Trust" back in 2016, but has since soured on the president.

More than 40 protesters were arrested by the NYPD, according to the Jews for Racial & Economic Justice rights group.

"ICE, in its history, has never engaged in any kind of planning to account for the U.S. citizen children that are left behind," one immigration attorney told Newsweek.

"Raids targeting workers and families are a waste of public resources that should instead be used to combat white nationalist terrorism," said Óscar Chacón, the executive director of Alianza Americas.

"The blame needs to be placed on the father," Thomas Homan said. "Her father came to this country illegally,