The Trump administration is continuing its crackdown on immigration through enforcement raids, arrests, and deportations.

That has included some teenagers being taken into custody by immigration officials.

The recent arrest of an 18-year-old in Massachusetts on his way to volleyball practice has sparked protest in his community.

Laura Barone Lopez has the story of another teenager, this one in Georgia, who was recently

released from custody.

Last month in Dalton, Georgia, 19-year-old college student Jimena Arias Christobal became the

latest target of Trump's agenda.

After being pulled over for a traffic violation, she didn't commit.

Arias Christobal was handed over to immigration customs enforcement agents and detained for 17

days. Her arrest sparked protests and support from the community, and the charges were

ultimately dropped. Arias Cristobal, who was brought to the U.S. illegally when she was four years

old, was released on bond and faces deportation to Mexico.

Hima, joins me now to share her story.

Hima, thank you so much for talking to us.

Thank you for having me.

Hima, take us back to that day.

You were being pulled over for a traffic stop, and then you were handed over to immigration agents. What was going through

your mind? I was very fearful of what my future may hold because I know how immigration looks right

now and how even being in college, a 19 year old that has lives here for 15 years, that really

didn't mean much.

I was also very fearful because I knew that my father was already being detained in Stewart Detention Center for the same reason as me a couple weeks before I was taken to Stewart.

You were detained for a little bit more than two weeks, just hours from your home in Dalton.

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