Summary
A man named Willy Aceituno, a U.S. citizen born in Honduras, was briefly detained by Border Patrol agents in Charlotte, North Carolina. He regretted voting for President Trump after agents broke his car window and removed him from his vehicle during an immigration enforcement operation. The operation, known as "Operation Charlotte's Web," led to more than 130 arrests over the weekend.
Key Facts
- Willy Aceituno is a U.S. citizen who was born in Honduras.
- He was stopped twice by Border Patrol agents in Charlotte, North Carolina.
- Agents broke his car window and placed him on the ground before verifying his citizenship.
- The incident made Aceituno regret his vote for President Trump, citing concerns about targeting Latino people.
- "Operation Charlotte's Web" is an immigration enforcement effort in Charlotte that has resulted in many detentions.
- The Department of Homeland Security stated that Aceituno was behaving erratically and refused commands.
- Aceituno filed a police report for the damage to his vehicle.
- Over 130 arrests have been made as part of the operation.
