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Migrant support in Tamaulipas amid ICE operations

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Migrants in Tamaulipas remain on high alert due to continuous Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations within the United States. Juan José Rodríguez Alvarado, director of the Tamaulipas Institute for Migrants, has warned that enforcement actions persist in sensitive locations such as supermarkets and workplaces, despite a public perception that large-scale raids have decreased. To address these challenges, the Tamaulipas Congress and the Tamaulipas Institute for Migrants have coordinated to enhance support services for citizens in the U.S. These initiatives provide legal and migratory advice, assistance with Social Security benefits, and support for dual nationality processes. The Institute has reported handling approximately 3,200 dual nationality cases, with 2,000 successfully completed. Recent developments indicate escalating tensions for both migrant communities and the business sector. In California, declassified documents have raised allegations of racial profiling during ICE operations, with claims that detentions were based on physical appearance, skin color, or the use of Spanish. Additionally, a Salvadoran youth reported being assaulted by agents following a release from a local jail. Economic concerns have also emerged following the revocation of B-1 and B-2 visas for Mexican truck drivers. ~~While some speculate these moves target illegal cabotage, operators are seeking clarity and the right to defense.~~ In Laredo, Texas, the Mexican Consulate reports daily detentions of Mexican nationals, noting that while Border Patrol encounters are at historic lows, ICE continues to target individuals with prior deportation orders. Rodríguez Alvarado has emphasized the urgent need for clear and timely information regarding U.S. immigration measures to reduce uncertainty for both migrants in the United States and their families in Tamaulipas.

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