El número de vuelos del ICE se está disparando, pero rastrear los aviones es más difícil que nunca -
💨 Abstract
Under a program initiated by President Trump, ICE charter and commercial flights have deported over 1,000 more immigrants in 2025 than in the previous year. Richmond is among 70 centers used for these deportation flights. However, recent changes have made it harder to track these flights, as airlines are now removing aircraft tail numbers from public tracking sites. Critics argue this reduces transparency and accountability, making it difficult for families to locate detained relatives.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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