The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a
significant number of arrests following several weeks of fieldwork: more than
400 undocumented immigrants were apprehended in a large-scale operation
conducted in Charlotte, North Carolina, and surrounding communities.
The operation, dubbed “Operation Charlotte’s Web,” was
deployed as part of federal efforts to locate and detain individuals who were
in the country without legal authorization.
According to authorities, the operation involved multiple specialized
teams and spanned several days, covering various neighborhoods and commercial
areas. DHS officials stated that the scale of the arrests reflects the agency’s
commitment to enforcing immigration laws and identifying individuals who are
undocumented.
The operation has generated mixed reactions within the local
community, with some believing it strengthens public safety, while others
express concern about the impact on families and workers residing in the
region.
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