POLITICSJun 21 · 11:21 UTCVTDIGGEREmma Green

Under Trump, ICE check-ins in Vermont have shifted

Pastor Steven Tendo attended an ICE check-in in Vermont amid increased in-person requirements under the second Trump administration. Asylum seekers and individuals with pending immigration cases in Vermont are now required to check in more frequently in person, with fewer support personnel allowed, marking a shift from prior virtual check-ins.

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