ICE detains Chico construction worker
Immigration agents detained 26-year-old Honduran construction worker in Chico, sparking fear in immigrant community of increased enforcement.
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Immigration agents detained 26-year-old Honduran construction worker in Chico, sparking fear in immigrant community of increased enforcement.
A Chico resident from Honduras detained by ICE the morning of Oct. 9 is awaiting deportation at the California City Immigration Processing Center in Kern County, sources told ChicoSol.
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ICE agents arrested a Mexican immigrant at his Chico home the morning of Oct. 9, and according to neighborhood sources, was taken to Sacramento and then transferred to the California City Immigration Processing Center in Kern County.
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ICE agents arrested a Mexican immigrant at his Chico home the morning of Oct. 9, and according to neighborhood sources, was taken to Sacramento and then transferred to the California City Immigration Processing Center in Kern County.
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