Hundreds Protest ICE Detainee Housing, Largest Georgia Raid Detains 475

Protests have erupted in multiple U.S. communities against the detention of undocumented immigrants by ICE and the use of public resources for these operations. In Indiana, demonstrators urged Congressmember Jefferson Shreve to prioritize affordable housing for Hoosiers over housing ICE detainees at Camp Atterbury, emphasizing community needs like homelessness and rent affordability. In Georgia, a large-scale ICE raid at a Hyundai plant led to the detention of hundreds, including workers with valid permits and pending asylum applications, sparking criticism over the treatment of legal immigrants. In New York, community members protested following the arrest and alleged brutal treatment of Jonathan Interiano, an immigrant arrested outside a convenience store, raising concerns about enforcement methods and transparency. These events reflect ongoing tensions and community calls for compassionate immigration policies and fair treatment of immigrants, with officials citing enforcement but facing public backlash over humanitarian and legal considerations.