Arrest of abused immigrant unleashes debate: Where should line be drawn

Last week, in the middle of a nationwide immigration sweep, federal agents surrounded an El Paso, Texas, county courtroom, a place where victims of domestic violence ' women, mostly ' go to obtain orders of protection against their abusers. It's a case that has shocked and outraged El Paso county officials, who called the enforcement action in their courtroom an unprecedented federal intrusion into a space meant to ensure their community's public safety. Immigration advocates see it as another sign that the Trump administration plans to widen the scope of its priorities as it aggressively seeks to find and deport a wide range of the nation's estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants.
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