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The Washington Post first reported that the ICE memo stated that immigrants can be moved to a third country if they were given the chance to speak to an attorney.

The raid is the newest escalation in President Donald Trump's campaign for mass deportations of immigrants in the US illegally.

“From the moment that I was detained, I knew that I would eventually prevail,” he said. “What I simply did is protesting a genocide.”

Surveillance footage is alleged to depict Robert Rosado dressed in a tactical vest reading “Security Enforcement Agent” with a black radio, a badge, and a holstered gun.

One of the 11 Iranian nationals was on the known or suspected terrorist list, and another served as an Iranian army sniper, according to a CBS report shared by DHS's official X/Twitter.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian national, did not have legal status to be in the United States as his documentation expired in March. 

Since Trump took office on January 20, records for more than 4,700 students have been removed from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement -maintained database.

Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent pro-Palestinian activist at Columbia University, reflects on his ICE detention and critiques America’s approach to free speech and justice in a Washington Post op-ed.

"We recorded an ancient structure resembling a castle at a depth of about 15 meters near the coast of Akdamar Island."

The Trump administration and its defenders argue that he supported terrorism and thus violated the terms of his residency in the country.