Summary
Federal Border Patrol agents arrested 81 people in Charlotte, North Carolina, as part of "Operation Charlotte's Web." This operation is part of a wider action to arrest undocumented immigrants, which has caused community unrest and protests.
Key Facts
- 81 people were arrested on the first day of the operation in Charlotte.
- The operation, named "Operation Charlotte's Web," is aimed at arresting undocumented immigrants.
- Local officials say the increased arrests have caused fear and unrest in the community.
- Agents detained people in various public places, such as roads and parking lots.
- The Department of Homeland Security cited "sanctuary politicians" as the reason for increased operations.
- There have been incidents between agents and local citizens, including a case where agents detained a U.S. citizen but later released him.
- Videos of arrests and police actions are circulating on social media.
- Other cities, like New Orleans and Asheville, could also face similar operations.
