By james art 
Minneapolis – President Trump’s promise of mass deportation is now in full swing as immigration agents go through the communities.
The White House posts photos of men chained before a flight to Guatemala.
“Deportation is going very well. We take out bad, serious criminals. These are people who were as bad as you, as bad as anyone else you saw. We take them out first, “President Trump told reporters.
The White House publishes that 538 immigrants without documents were arrested. 373 with criminal registrations. Including Christopher Alexander Ramirez-Livivia of St. Paul.
He was arrested on Thursday after being convicted of criminal sexual behavior with a 4th degree with a minnes in Minnesota in 2018.
WCCO talks to him from the prison of Friborn County while waiting for deportation to Honduras.
“I knew it would happen because of my case and other things,” Olivia said in a video conversation.
US immigration and customs services claim that the operation is purposeful and arrests of famous criminals are planned to threaten national security or public safety.
But repression provokes rumors of widespread attacks.
“As soon as you see something online, as soon as you hear a hearing on social media, take a breath, bring it to facts,” said Jessica Hazer, legal help in Middle Minnesota.
Immigration defenders urge people to fight fear with facts, while emphasizing how important it is to know their rights.
“There are many rights you have, regardless of immigration status in this country, people have to exercise them,” Hazer said.
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