Disturbing Videos Show ICE Violently Arresting Immigrants in a Denver Courthouse

 

The Chief Justice of California, Tani Cantil-Sakauye, and U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions have gone back and forth on ICE enforcement actions at state courthouses.  The controversy continues.  Fusion reports on a series of newly released videos showing Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arresting—and in one case subduing—several immigrants in and around a Denver courthouse.  The videos, published on Tuesday by the Meyer Law Office, a Denver-based firm specializing in immigration cases, show two arrests which occurred over the past several weeks at the Lindsey-Flanigan courthouse in the city.

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