Camlica, Samantha (Semra): Difference between revisions

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== Overview ==

**Samantha ~~(Semra)~~ Camlica** is a deportation officer with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), assigned to the New York Field Office. She has been repeatedly identified by legal observers, journalists, and advocates as a central figure in immigration-enforcement operations conducted at or near **Federal Plaza in New York City**.

**Samantha Camlica** is a deportation officer with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), assigned to the New York Field Office. She has been repeatedly identified by legal observers, journalists, and advocates as a central figure in immigration-enforcement operations conducted at or near Federal Plaza in New York City.

Multiple documented incidents describe enforcement actions carried out immediately following immigration court appearances, where individuals pursuing lawful or pending immigration processes were detained upon exiting the building. These operations have drawn sustained criticism due to their targeting of people actively complying with legal requirements, including asylum seekers and individuals attending scheduled court hearings.

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 == Overview ==
-**Samantha (Semra) Camlica** is a deportation officer with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), assigned to the New York Field Office. She has been repeatedly identified by legal observers, journalists, and advocates as a central figure in immigration-enforcement operations conducted at or near **Federal Plaza in New York City**.
+**Samantha Camlica** is a deportation officer with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), assigned to the New York Field Office. She has been repeatedly identified by legal observers, journalists, and advocates as a central figure in immigration-enforcement operations conducted at or near Federal Plaza in New York City.
 Multiple documented incidents describe enforcement actions carried out immediately following immigration court appearances, where individuals pursuing lawful or pending immigration processes were detained upon exiting the building. These operations have drawn sustained criticism due to their targeting of people actively complying with legal requirements, including asylum seekers and individuals attending scheduled court hearings.