r/ICE_Watch

April 2, 2026 - WIRED. From the description:

Masked federal agents are conducting immigration enforcement operations across American cities. Until now, no one knew who they were behind the mask. Using body camera footage WIRED spent months cross-referencing court records and reports to identify Border Patrol and ICE agents involved in incidents that left American citizens with cracked ribs and no answers. This is Incognito Mode.

Here’s the accompanying article: Unmasking the Paramilitary Agents Behind Trump’s Violent Immigration Crackdown | WIRED - Free archive: https://archive.ph/YJmDK

Mar 25, 2026 - Witness with Bel Trew | The Independent. From the YouTube description:

>In this brand new series the Independent’s Chief International Correspondent, Bel Trew, looks back at her time in Minneapolis. As ICE agents patrol the city, on the orders of President Trump, Bel meets the people pushing back against them, including the woman who hasn’t left her home for five weeks for fear of being detained.

>In Witness, Bel examines the human stories behind the headlines, from the pastor delivering food to those who are too afraid to go outside, to the disabled female veteran whose car windows were smashed by ICE agents.

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Here's an r/Minneapolis post with a related clip with Bel Trew: ‘We’re here to demoralize’: The Minneapolis locals tracking Trump’s ICE agents’ every move (Bel shows some of this clip @ 4:45 in this full YouTube video)

More than 13,000 immigrants who were living legally in the U.S., waiting for rulings on asylum claims, suddenly faced so-called third-country deportation orders, destined for countries where most had no ties.

Yet few have been deported, even as the White House pushes for ever more immigrant expulsions. Thanks to unexplained changes in U.S. policy, many are now mired in immigration limbo, unable to argue their asylum claims in court and unsure if they’ll be shackled and put on a deportation flight to a country they’ve never seen.

Some are in detention, though it’s unclear how many. All have lost permission to work legally, a right most had while pursuing their asylum claims, compounding the worry and dread that has rippled through immigrant communities.

And that may be the point.

“This administration’s goal is to instill fear into people. That’s the primary thing,” said Cassandra Charles, a senior staff attorney with the National Immigration Law Center, which has been fighting the Trump administration’s mass deportation agenda. The fear of being deported to an unknown country could, advocates believe, drive migrants to abandon their immigration cases and decide to return to their home countries.

Just landed via LGA and saw no ice agents in arrivals or baggage claim but is 10 pm. I’m supposed to fly out via lga Monday. Are the ice agents still manning the tsa checkpoints like scanning ids? I have an approved residency but just the 5 year work permit and daca should I just fly out of Jersey ?