Will Jarvis
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
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He said he told the president how the current surge of ICE agents has made people afraid to go outside and afraid for their lives.
Meanwhile, The Times has been learning new details about what's happened to some of the Minnesota residents who've been caught up in the administration's immigration operations.
According to lawyers, family members, and faith leaders, more than 100 refugees with no criminal record have been arrested there in recent weeks and flown to detention centers in Texas.
Unlike asylum seekers who arrive at the U.S.
border and try and make a case to stay, people with refugee status have often had extensive vetting and arrived in the country on flights coordinated with the federal government.
But the administration announced earlier this month that it would begin reexamining many of their cases with new background checks, starting with the roughly 5,500 refugees in Minnesota.
Some of them have described a frightening and confusing process of being picked up without warning and flown to detention centers in Texas for interviews without lawyers.
Some said their wallets, IDs, and other documents have been confiscated and that after multiple days in custody, they've been released to find their own way back to Minnesota.
Family and friends have scrambled to buy them plane and bus tickets home.
In response to questions from The Times, a spokesman for U.S.
Citizenship and Immigration Services said that the agency is, quote, verifying the merits of all refugee applications and ensuring no issues were overlooked.
He did not explain why refugees are being flown to Texas for the interviews.
On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israeli troops have recovered the remains of the last captive taken on October 7, 2023.
Sergeant Ron Gavili was killed while defending one of Israel's southern border towns.
His body was then brought to Gaza by militants.
Gavili was one of roughly 250 people, living and dead, who were taken that day.
David says that the return of the last captive is an emotional moment for the entire country and also a crucial step forward in the Gaza ceasefire plan.
Yesterday, following the return of Gavili's body, Israel said that it would soon reopen a key border crossing between Gaza and Egypt that it's locked down for more than a year and a half.
Aid groups say that could allow them to evacuate people who need advanced medical care.
It could also potentially allow for some of the 100,000 Gazans who fled during the war to return home, though Israeli strikes have turned most of the territory into ruins.
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