Charlotte, North Carolina is the latest city to be targeted by the Trump administration

as part of its crackdown on undocumented immigrants.

Our William Brangham has more on how local officials are responding to border patrol agents

on the city streets.

Umna, at least 130 people were arrested this weekend as part of the crackdown, which

Border Patrol officials

have named Charlotte's Webb after the children's novel. Officers have already come under fire

from the city's residents. One man had his truck windows smashed by agents, despite the fact

that he was an American citizen. Local residents recorded agents questioning local

landscapers about their immigration status. So for more on how the city is

responding, we are joined now by George Dunlap. He serves as a commissioner for

Mecklenburg County, which includes the city of Charlotte. Commissioner Dunlap, thank

you so much for being here. Can you just tell us

what is the latest, as far as you know, about these ice raids in your community?

Well, the latest is that the ice raids continue. As a result of that, people continue to be

sheltered in their homes, almost as if though they are prisoners. People are oftentimes intimidated because of the

tactics of the ICE agents. And it's just wreaking habit in our community. One of the things I will

tell you is that Charlotte spent more than 25 years developing community policing.

And it's working in our community.

That's when community and police collaborate, working together to reduce crime in our community.

And it seems as if, though, in a matter of a few hours, ICE agents has turned that into rubble.

In the last few days, the man who is running these operations, Gregory Bovino,

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