Border patrol agents stop U.S. citizen twice, break into his car

The Department of Homeland Security has begun law enforcement operations in Charlotte, federal officials said on Nov. 15, the latest Democratic-run city to brace for the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

Willy Aceituno, a 46-year-old U.S. citizen born in Honduras, told the Associated Press that he was stopped twice by Border Patrol agents. The second time, he said, the agents broke his car windows, forced him out of his car and threw him to the ground.

Aceituno said he was forcibly taken into a Border Patrol car but was released after showing documents that proved his citizenship. Earlier, he had seen Border Patrol agents chase people on his way to work.