By james art 
Sterling, Washington (7News) – Three undocumented immigrants were arrested in North Virginia last week as part of a large -scale repression against people illegally present in the United States, according to US immigration and customs application (ICE).
On February 19, ICE staff with the assistance of the US administration for drug administration arrested three undocumented immigrants to sterling, Virginia, who claim to have violated US laws on immigration.
“These three fugitives were illegally present in the North Virginia region in violation of US Immigration Laws,” said ice implementation operations and removal of Ice Washington, Director of the Field of Zea in Colombia Rus Hot.
President Trump’s repression of immigration has led to fear among different groups living throughout the country. Previously, 7news spoke with Alexander Juarez Cabrera, the recipient of deferred action for the arrival of childhood (DACA), who is among the fear of what is to come.
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“I moved to the United States when I was 15,” Cabrera told 7news Lianna Golden outside her apartment complex Arlington.
Cabrera said she was approved for DACA in 2014, which is something that changed his life.
“I was approved in 2014, so 11 years. It changed my life,” Cabrera said. “I was able to buy a car, get a driver’s license and start a company. Just a little.”
Cabrera is a landscaper and proud of its work and journey.
“I want to say that the bigger part of my life is here. I see it as my community. It’s a home for me,” Cabrera said.
He fears that he will not be a long home, as President Trump has threatened to end DACA and has already strengthened the implementation of immigration across the country.