Masked Men in Border Patrol Vests Take California Father After Repeatedly Hitting Him

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A GoFundMe for Narciso Barranco has raised nearly $90,000 following his violent arrest by masked agents wearing U.S. Border Patrol vests in Santa Ana. Santa Ana Mayor Valerie Amezcua condemned the arrest as “unprofessional,” urging intervention against the actions of federal officers.

The incident has triggered protests and drawn attention to immigration enforcement tactics under President Donald Trump’s administration.

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Federal agents in unmarked uniforms are detaining civilians without proper identification or warrants, leading to concerns about the legality of their actions in American cities.
Huntington Park Mayor Arturo Flores condemned 'masked abductions' by federal immigration officers, urging police to verify the identities of agents conducting operations in the city.
Narciso Barranco was violently arrested by masked agents while working, raising alarms about due process and accountability during immigration raids.
Local leaders are calling for investigations and changes in law enforcement protocols to protect civil rights.

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