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Protesters stand outside of the Danbury District Superior Court on August 27, 2026 following a surge in ICE activity and detainments in the city. College student Sebastian Sanchez (middle) said he came out before class to join the demonstrators, who were split into different groups, one monitoring the Danbury hospital where they thought a man was being held after being injured by ICE agents. “I can’t stay complacent, or silenced, Sanchez said. “Other people are being taken, kidnapped.”
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CT ICE operation escalates with kicking, shocking, spraying irritants, immigrant advocates say
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“Danbury has become the epicenter of ICE violence in Connecticut,” one community volunteer said.
ICE agents escort one of two men arrested outside of Kennedy Park in Danbury, Connecticut on August 24, 2026.
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The toll of ICE activity weighs on Fairfield County residents: ‘His car was there, but he was not’
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FILE: U.S. Rep. John B. Larson (right), appearing with Connecticut State Rep. Matt Blumenthal, co-chair of the Government Administration and Elections Committee, announces a joint federal-state effort to protect elections from illegal ICE intimidation. “It's an abomination,” said Larson, “To think that the President and his minions, including Mr. Bannon, would go around and try to intimidate voters all across this country. Since when do we need the military at our town halls, at our libraries and at our elementary schools? People have the right to vote. What they're trying to do is intimidate people from coming to vote by having armed personnel at our polling places.”
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