While President Trump's targeted immigration sweeps in cities like New Orleans and Minneapolis have drawn national attention, the reach of his administration's policies extends far beyond those headlines.

Lisa Desjardin spoke with one man caught up in what authorities call the Portland sweep, now entering its eighth week.

A 55-year-old construction worker, worker Victor Cruz was detained by immigration and customs enforcement

on his way home from work in Hillsborough, Oregon.

Eyewitness video posted on social media shows ICE agents in civilian clothes pulling him over

and arresting him.

The grandfather of two entered the country illegally 26 years ago.

He has a construction business and a work permit.

Victor was detained in Tacoma, Washington for three weeks.

Victor joins us now with his lawyer, Julia Breaker.

Thank you to you both.

You were on your way back from work when you were detained.

Tell us what happened.

As soon as I saw them stop behind me, I knew that it was

ice. They asked for my name. As soon as I get off from my car, I told them that I have

a permit to war legally here.

And one of the officers, one, want me to show the ID.

He told me, this means nothing to us.

For us, you are still an illegal.

And they just coughed me and chafe me and chaim me around my waist, my ankles, and they put me in their vehicle.

When you got in the vehicle, it seemed they were looking for someone else. What did you hear?

One of the officers have a picture of the men that they were looking for.

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