ICE Is Looking For Parking in New York City — For a 150-Vehicle Deportation Fleet
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ICE is seeking a large parking facility in New York City for a 150-vehicle deportation fleet.
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This could signal increased immigration enforcement operations in New York City, potentially affecting residents and immigrant communities.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is seeking to rent a parking lot in Lower Manhattan for up to 150 vehicles, according to a government procurement document posted on April 16. The agency requires secure, reserved indoor parking spaces within a quarter mile of its Varick Street field office for a mix of SUVs, mid-sized vans, and mini-buses. This search comes as ICE's contract for parking at Pier 40, maintained by the Hudson River Park Trust, is set to expire due to mounting criticism of ICE's role in the Trump administration's immigration policies. Immigrant advocates, like Murad Awawdeh of the New York Immigration Coalition, are urging garage owners to resist contracting with ICE, citing concerns about family separation. The new request for information specifies requirements including 24/7 security monitoring and key-card access controlled by ICE, but it is unclear if this demand is for existing needs or to accommodate an increased presence of ICE vehicles.
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Immigrant advocates are urging garage owners to resist contracting with ICE.
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