Texas town loses 10% of population to ICE arrests under police collaboration

Ingram, Texas, has seen roughly 10% of its population removed through ICE arrests facilitated by a local police agreement, disproportionately affecting Latino families. The report, sourced from La Nación, details the operational mechanism but lacks independent corroboration. This marks a notable local enforcement shift with demographic and humanitarian implications, though its broader policy significance remains unclear.

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