Summary
Immigration enforcement officers conducted raids in Charlotte, North Carolina, resulting in over 80 arrests. The operation, led by a top Border Patrol commander, targeted areas like churches and apartment complexes, sparking concern and questions among local residents and leaders.
Key Facts
- Over 80 people were arrested in immigration raids in Charlotte, North Carolina.
- The operation targeted areas such as churches and apartment complexes.
- The effort is called “Operation Charlotte’s Web.”
- Local leaders expressed concerns about the raids, labeling them as disruptive.
- The operation was led by Gregory Bovino, a Border Patrol commander.
- Similar past operations in other cities faced lawsuits and investigations over use of force.
- Reports of federal agents' activities in Charlotte were described as overwhelming.
- The Department of Homeland Security did not provide detailed comments on the arrests.
