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Migrants in Syracuse face increased ICE restrictions

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Immigration lawyer Jose Perez reports that migrants in Syracuse are facing heightened restrictions during U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) check-ins, including passport confiscation and mandatory ankle bracelets. Passports, often their only form of ID, are being taken, complicating daily activities like travel and medical care.


These measures are part of President Trump’s immigration policies, emphasizing strict vetting and screening.

Children over 13 are being fingerprinted, and families, such as those seeking asylum from Ecuador, face increasing challenges. Perez advocates for immigration reform, including pathways to legalization, to address the growing fear among undocumented communities.