ICE Arrest in Worcester Sparks Protest: Family Claims Legal Protection

ICE Arrest in Worcester Sparks Protest: Family's Lawyer Claims Legal Protection Worcester, MA – A recent immigration arrest by ICE agents in Worcester, Massachusetts, has ignited a public outcry. The incident, which occurred on May 11, 2025, involved the arrest of a woman outside her home, leading to a heated confrontation with her daughters and neighbors. The video shows the tense situation unfolding, with neighbors and activists intervening to protect the family. According to the family's lawyer, Andrés Lataulo, all members of the family have legal protection. "My client is legal, and her boyfriend is legal," Lataulo stated in a press conference. "They have a juvenile visa process that was approved by the American government." This claim contradicts the initial narrative surrounding the arrest. The video captures the emotional distress of Augusta Clara, the mother of a baby, who described the event as "horrible." Her younger sister was also arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and assault on authorities. The incident highlights the complexities of immigration enforcement and the passionate response from the community. The Worcester Police Department and ICE have not yet issued official statements. However, neighbors and activists who witnessed the event have voiced concerns about potential abuse of power and human rights violations. The incident remains under investigation.