Archive · 5 Sep 2025
ICE Raids in New York Lead to Dozens of Detentions
In New York, ICE agents conducted raids in Cato and Fulton, leading to the detention of many people.
These actions, part of a broader crackdown on migrants, sparked outrage from Governor Kathy Hochul, who criticized the separation of families.
The raids included a workplace raid at a nutrition bar factory where over 70 workers were reportedly detained.
ICE stated the actions were court-authorized, while the factory owner claimed all workers had legal documentation.
The Governor stated that such actions will not make New York safer.
The raids reflect a policy under the Trump administration, with increased funding and scope for ICE operations.
ICE conducted raids in Cato and Fulton, New York.
Over 70 workers were reportedly arrested at a nutrition bar factory.
Governor Kathy Hochul expressed outrage over the raids.
The raids are part of a broader immigration crackdown.
An ICE spokesperson cited court-authorized enforcement actions as the reason for the raids.
- Who
- ICE agents
- What
- Detained dozens of people in immigration raids
- When
- Thursday, as reported by Reuters
- Where
- Cato and Fulton, New York
- Why
- As part of court-authorized enforcement actions, according to ICE
- Agency Involved
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- Locations of Raids
- Cato and Fulton, New York
- Number of Detained
- Over 70 reported at Nutrition Bar Confectioners, and over 40 adults seized
- Business Raided
- Nutrition Bar Confectioners
- Governor's Stance
- Outraged; opposes separating families