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I'm Anthony Brooks in for Megynuchakrabardi.

The Trump administration is employing the full power of the federal government to crack

down on illegal immigration, drafting officers from multiple

federal agencies to chase down and arrest migrants who are already in the country. One of those arrests

occurred last April in Kennet, Missouri, population 10,000. Officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs

Enforcement or ICE shackled a woman named Carol Majora and placed her in the back of a van.

They handcuffed me and my race, my leg, and take me in the rent. And then the rent was so dark.

You cannot see anything. Carol's legal name is Ming Li Hui. Originally from Hong Kong,

she entered the U.S. in 2004 on a tourist visa. Carol overstayed her visa, but she eventually

got authorization to work legally in the U.S. after telling a court she was escaping abuse

by her mother. She worked for several years at a local family restaurant,

then at an appointment to renew her work permit.

ICE officers detained her.

When Carol spoke to NPR's Midwest newsroom from jail last month,

she said she was worried about her three kids, ages 14, 12, and 7.

My middle of son, he made all strike eight.

He made top 10 on his class.

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