New data reveals that since the start of 2025, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested almost 1,500 individuals in the San Antonio region. This significant uptick in ICE activity has raised widespread concerns among local families and advocacy groups, who are calling for more transparency and humane treatment of detainees. Many families are worried about the impact on their communities, highlighting cases where individuals with deep local ties have been suddenly detained. The data has sparked discussions on immigration enforcement policies and the need for a balance between national security and humanitarian concerns. Organizations are urging policymakers to reassess current practices and consider the broader implications on affected families. This increase in arrests puts a spotlight on the pressing debate over immigration enforcement and its social consequences in the San Antonio area.
KSATNew data shows increasing interest in used EVs from independent dealers
July 9, 2026
Interest in used electric vehicles (EVs) from independent dealers is on the rise, according to recent data reported by AM-online. As the automotive industry continues