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Officials condemn ICE’s actions at violent Vermont protest

Officials condemn ICE’s actions at violent Vermont protest, while advocates question state’s role

A furious round of finger pointing and condemnation erupted in Vermont on Thursday over the first major skirmish in the state on the Trump administration’s immigration policies, a raid by federal agen...

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ICE enforcement action leads to protest, violent clashes in South Burlington, Vermont

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ICE, Vermont police face scrutiny following South Burlington standoff

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Gov. Phil Scott slams ICE agents’ tactics in Vermont action as ‘totally unnecessary’; their target remains at large

A man taken into custody Wednesday, after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stormed a South Burlington home, was not the person they were seeking, according to federal authorities.

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Police and Protesters Clash During ICE Protest in South Burlington

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ICE detainee identified after operation in South Burlington

Huge protest in Vermont sparked by attempted ICE arrest. But was suspect even there?

ICE agents attempted to box in the Toyota Camry in a parking lot on Dorset Street when the driver tried to flee and crashed into an ICE vehicle head-on and then struck at least two other vehicles, officials from both ICE and the South Burlington Police Department said. This initial incident happened around 7:40 a.m.

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Questions Raised Over Local and State Police Actions at ICE Raid

ICE was roundly criticized for its conduct in South Burlington this week. Some are also questioning what Burlington and state police did on the scene.

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Vermont became the 14th state on March 4, 1791. Here’s how it got there.

Vermont officially joined the United States on March 4, 1791, nearly 15 years after the Declaration of Independence, but the path to statehood was complicated.