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Anger as ICE agents make arrest in New Jersey grocery store

Al Jazeera Tuesday 10 November 2026, 04:23 UTC 1 min read
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Anger as ICE agents make arrest in New Jersey grocery store NewsFeed Anger as ICE agents make arrest in New Jersey grocery store Video shows US immigration agents storming a New Jersey grocery store before being confronted by a shouting crowd demanding they leave, as they escort a man out, seemingly taking him into custody. Published On 10 Nov 2026

Anger as ICE agents make arrest in New Jersey grocery store NewsFeed Anger as ICE agents make arrest in New Jersey grocery store Video shows US immigration agents storming a New Jersey grocery store before being confronted by a shouting crowd demanding they leave, as they escort a man out, seemingly taking him into custody. Published On 10 Nov 2026
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