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ICE agents arrested three individuals at immigration courts in New York City, allegedly violating federal judges' orders that prohibit such arrests. The detentions have prompted legal challenges from advocacy groups, who argue that ICE is infringing on the rights of immigrants attending court hearings. ICE has denied any wrongdoing, stating that the arrests were justified under specific exceptions.
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ICE agents arrested three individuals at immigration courts in New York City, allegedly violating federal judges' orders that prohibit such arrests. The detentions have prompted legal challenges from advocacy groups, who argue that ICE is infringing on the rights of immigrants attending court hearings. ICE has denied any wrongdoing, stating that the arrests were justified under specific exceptions.
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