From Jan. 20, 2025 through Jan. 26, 2026, immigration authorities detained 125 military veterans, placed 34 into removal proceedings, and arrested more than 150 immediate family members.
2025-01-20 → 2026-01-27
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- From Jan. 20, 2025 through Jan. 26, 2026, immigration authorities detained 125 military veterans, placed 34 into removal proceedings, and arrested more than…
Although DHS said it does not have data on active-duty troops, it has released figures for former service members, who also qualify for immigration benefits along with their immediate families. From Jan. 20, 2025, through Jan. 26, 2026, immigration authorities detained 125 military veterans — placing 34 into removal proceedings — and arrested more than 150 immediate family members, DHS said in a letter to several Democratic senators.
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Origin: extracted from 50-plus military spouses, parents detained in immigration crackdown · 2026-09-11 08:29