Guerrero-Cruz was taken to a post office parking lot, where he was held by the men before official ICE agents arrived and transferred him to federal custody. En route, he allegedly heard the agents bragging they would get paid at least $1,500 for his arrest and would drink well that night, Becerra said.

Community members patroled areas near San Diego schools on Tuesday as recent ICE detainments near campuses have raised concerns among immigrant families.

Ramirez stated educators like her and community members have been participating in "teacher patrols," driving around campuses before the start of the school day, something they've been doing since the first week of school.

A Maine police officer who was arrested by ICE after previously being authorized to work in the U.S. has agreed to voluntarily return to his home country, the agency told The Associated Press.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says a Maine police officer arrested by immigration authorities has agreed to voluntarily leave the country