Undocumented Migrants in Rural New York Grapple With Trump's Mass Deportation: 'I Feel Outraged'

Undocumented migrants in farms in northern New York report feeling outraged and tormented by the "cruel and chaotic" deportations targeting them, a recent NYT report says. (Credit: Photo by ETIENNE LAURENT/AFP via Getty Images)

The Trump administration is continuing to harden its stance on immigration, increasing its mass deportation efforts as they seek to oust at least 1 million migrants this year. As migrants, and the country as a whole, grapple with the effects of the sweeping policies, farmlands of northern New York wait to see what comes next.

Many undocumented migrants in northern New York have reported not leaving their homes for weeks except to go to work, saying they feel tormented by the constant news of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and the "cruel and chaotic" deportation efforts aimed at their community, according to a new report by The New York Times.