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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Richard Hall

A mom and her kids were ‘snatched’ from their house in Tom Homan’s hometown. After protests, they’ve been released

A demonstrator carries a sign reading 'Families Belong Together' at a march last month for immigrant rights - (Getty Images)

A mother and three children who were “snatched” from their home by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and detained for 11 days were released Monday following an outpouring of community anger — including a protest outside the house of Donald Trump’s border czar.

The unnamed family was taken from their home on March 27 in the village of Sackets Harbor, in upstate New York, where the acting head of ICE, Tom Homan, also lives.

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