Local Groups Respond to Immigration and Customs Enforcement Activity in Connecticut
After a record high summer of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests across the nation, visible ICE activity in Connecticut throughout September continues to rattle the community. Local organizations like the Middlesex Immigrant Rights Association (MIRA) and Indivisible Middlesex have been working to respond to reports of ICE arrests in the area. Arrests at Local Courthouses On Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, MIRA was notified of ICE activity at a courthouse in New Britain at roughly 11 a.m. and mobilized several members of its rapid response team to the area. ...
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