Albuquerque Police asks residents to call with questions about ICE activity

National and local incidents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement have escalated fear in communities with numerous immigrants. This is true in places like Los Angeles, but also here in Albuquerque. The Albuquerque Police Department spoke with KUNM about what it’s doing to improve communication with residents and maintain public safety.

Two weeks ago, Deivi Jose Molina-Peña was tased and detained by ICE inside of the Walmart on Coors and I-40. ICE officials said he was in the U.S. illegally, and a direct threat to the community on account of prior illegal activity, such as driving under the influence.

Peña’s family told Source New Mexico he came here legally two years ago from Venezuela under Temporary Protected Status…

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