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Unidentified ICE officers are deporting local residents to El Salvador without due process, raising serious constitutional concerns. Community members and immigrant rights advocates are alarmed by these actions, which they argue violate fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution. Activists are calling for local and national leaders to take decisive action against these practices and push for reforms that ensure fair treatment for all individuals, regardless of immigration status. The emotional toll on affected families is significant, with many expressing fear and uncertainty about their loved ones' safety. Local organizations are stepping up efforts to raise awareness about the issue and demand accountability from immigration authorities.

The community's response highlights a growing movement advocating for justice and reform in immigration enforcement. This situation illustrates the urgent need for policy changes that protect vulnerable populations from unlawful deportations. The ongoing debate over immigration practices continues to resonate deeply within the community, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding constitutional rights.

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