Video shows masked Border Patrol agent chasing woman back to her Louisiana home

NBC NewsSunday, December 7, 2025 at 1:31:33 AM
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Video shows masked Border Patrol agent chasing woman back to her Louisiana home
  • A video captured this week shows masked Border Patrol agents following Jacelynn Guzman, a 23-year-old woman, back to her home in Marrero, Louisiana, during a targeted immigration enforcement operation by the Department of Homeland Security. Guzman reported feeling threatened as the agents exited an unmarked SUV, mistaking it initially for an Uber ride.
  • This incident highlights the increasing presence of federal immigration enforcement in local communities, raising concerns about the safety and rights of residents, particularly those from immigrant backgrounds.
  • The operation is part of a broader crackdown in New Orleans, where federal agents are set to deploy in significant numbers, aiming for thousands of arrests. This has sparked protests and fears within immigrant communities, reflecting ongoing national debates about immigration policy and enforcement practices.
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