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A service member aboard the USS Lincoln said his father was arrested by ICE during the Virginia-Maryland enforcement sweep. The arrest raised concerns about enforcement targeting military families.
A service member aboard the USS Lincoln reported that his father was arrested by ICE during the Virginia-Maryland enforcement sweep. Military families are being swept into enforcement operations. This raises a specific concern: families with mixed immigration status are now at direct risk during routine enforcement, which complicates service members' ability to focus on their duties.
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