New York. Immigrant communities across several U.S. cities are reporting increased fear and uncertainty following the expansion of immigration operations and threats of mass deportations promoted by the federal government.
Community organizations said many families have reduced daily travel, school attendance, and medical visits out of fear of encounters with immigration agents.
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Stories from immigrants who have lived in the United States for decades reflect the psychological and social impact generated by the new enforcement measures. Some undocumented immigrants said they now live almost completely hidden despite having U.S.-born children and years of residence in the country.
Civil rights groups continue organizing community workshops to explain constitutional rights during ICE operations and detention procedures.
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