ICE has made arrests in Atlanta for illegal immigration, including one man who reportedly molested a child. Colombia sent one plane to San Diego Monday to pick up 110 deported migrants from the United States. The move comes amid President Donald Trump's immigration orders.

Chamblee Mayor Brian Mock says he knows the immigration system needs reform, but says the weekend roundups by immigrations and customs are troubling and now people are scared to go out, even those with no criminal history.

Immigration lawyers and advocacy groups say they are getting more calls for help after U.S. federal agents conducted "targeted operations" to arrest undocumented migrants in metro Atlanta over the weekend.

TUCKER, Ga. — The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) began targeted arrest operations in metro Atlanta Sunday. Community members say immigration officers arrested several people across the metro Atlanta area on Sunday, although ICE says the operations are ongoing, and they do not have a final number of people arrested.

On Tuesday, Latino advocacy organizer Jerry Gonzalez said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is still conducting a series of arrest efforts in Georgia. “We’ve heard that there are some operations still happening today,

NBC reported around 1,100 people were arrested nationwide on Sunday, more than ICE initially reported. The impact is felt in schools, churches, and businesses.