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Mass deportations underway? 538 illegal immigrants arrested today in ICE raids
SUMMARY: Federal agents conducted raids in Boston as part of President Trump’s mass deportation plan, targeting violent individuals such as gang members and murder suspects. The Trump administration reports 538 illegal immigrants were arrested in what it claims will be the largest deportation operation in history. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) focused on removing criminals, including MS-13 gang members, as part of a “worst first” approach. While the emphasis is currently on violent offenders, experts suggest that nonviolent criminals may eventually be targeted as well. Predictions indicate some individuals may choose to self-deport to avoid arrest.

Federal agents launched raids in one of the first visible signs of President Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan. The Trump administration says it arrested 538 illegal immigrants Thursday in what it says is the beginning of the largest deportation operation in history.
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A developer bought up 70 properties on a historically Black street. The community doesn't know what's nextÂ
SUMMARY: Myrtle Holmes Wilson, 79, is deeply moved by her late mother’s image adorning their family business, Victory Grill, a historic Black-owned restaurant in East Austin. Founded by her father, Johnny Holmes, the establishment is one of the last of its kind on East 11th Street, once a vibrant Black entertainment area. Wilson faces constant developer buyout offers but refuses to sell, wanting to honor her family’s legacy amid ongoing neighborhood changes. With significant properties purchased by Eureka Holdings, community members, including Council Member Natasha Harper-Madison, express concerns over the lack of protective measures for East Austin’s historical sites and culture.
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Local softball team continues practice after shooting crime scene at Woodlawn Lake Park
SUMMARY: A Park police officer shot and injured a man at Woodlawn Lake Park after he approached her with a knife. The incident began when a 30-year-old man crashed his car into the lake. When the officer approached him, he got out wielding a knife in an aggressive manner. After multiple commands to drop the weapon, the officer shot him in the torso. He was transported to the hospital in critical condition but was conscious. Nearby park-goers, who expressed shock about the incident, were thankful no one else was harmed. The park reopened a few hours later.

A local softball team continued their practice at Woodlawn Lake Park, even as a nearby crime scene unfolded.
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Family remembers Houston man killed in wrong-way crash on I-45
SUMMARY: A Houston family is grieving the loss of 58-year-old Steve Nartey, who died in a wrong-way crash on I-45 early on February 6th. Authorities believe Monica Valdez, 32, was intoxicated when she crashed into his Jeep. Nartey, an engineer who moved from Ghana to provide a better life for his family, was described as selfless, dependable, and deeply passionate about his loved ones and faith. His family urges the community to think twice before driving under the influence, stressing the importance of safety for everyone on the road. Valdez has been charged with intoxication manslaughter.

Loved ones said Steve Nartey was on his way home from work when he tragically lost his life. Houston police believe the driver …
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