Officers from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained a man in Brookline last week after waiting for hours outside the town’s police station, according to a police official.
The arrest by federal immigration authorities was the third documented in Brookline since the start of an immigration enforcement crackdown instituted by the Trump administration.
The latest ICE detention came last week after a man was arrested by Brookline police on charges including domestic assault and battery, strangulation or suffocation and issuing threats, according to Brookline police deputy superintendent Paul Campbell, who shared the information at a Sept. 29 meeting of the Police Commissioners Advisory Committee…