Summary
A 17-year-old U.S. citizen was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers during his lunch break at school in Oregon. He was accused of obstructing federal law enforcement officers and was later released. This incident highlights concerns about how U.S. citizens are treated during immigration enforcement actions.
Key Facts
- A 17-year-old from McMinnville High School in Oregon was detained by ICE officers.
- The student, a U.S. citizen, was accused of impeding federal officers.
- The arrest took place after ICE and Border Patrol officers identified the student as part of an incident involving vehicles blocking agents.
- The student's older brother recorded the event and reported that the officers were told about the student's citizenship.
- After the detention, the student was released the same day.
- The school district confirmed the detention and stated they do not provide student information to immigration authorities without a court order.
- ICE has been conducting immigration enforcement operations in various states, including Oregon, under President Trump's administration.
- Concerns have been raised about U.S. citizens being affected during these immigration raids.
