Summary
Federal agents arrived at a church in Charlotte, North Carolina, leading congregants to flee after one person was detained. The operation is part of a nationwide crackdown on immigration, targeting cities run by Democrat officials. Local leaders have expressed concern over the impact on the community.
Key Facts
- Federal agents arrived at a church in east Charlotte, causing congregants to flee into nearby woods.
- One person was detained during this immigration enforcement action.
- The operation is part of a broader crackdown on immigration in Democrat-run cities.
- Local officials, including Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles, expressed concerns about fear and uncertainty in the community.
- The Department of Homeland Security is focusing on so-called "criminal aliens" and mentioned Charlotte has not honored nearly 1,400 ICE detainers requests.
- The operation is dubbed "Charlotte’s Web," signifying its targeted approach.
- DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin emphasized the need for safety from "criminal illegal aliens."
- Local leaders are committed to ensuring residents feel secure and welcome in the community.
