A Venezuelan man, Arnuel Marquez Colmenarez, who was in the United States illegally, was tackled by federal agents at a New Hampshire courthouse after he resisted attempts to detain him quietly in an elevator in February. The incident occurred as he was heading to a court arraignment on charges for drunken driving, driving without a license, and failing to provide information after an accident. The arrest was captured on video released by the courthouse, showing Colmenarez running out of the elevator and being tackled to the ground by agents. An older man was knocked down in the process as well. Colmenarez is currently being held at an ICE facility in Texas, and a bench warrant was issued for his failure to show up for the arraignment. The incident raised concerns about the new policy that allows for immigration arrests at courthouses under certain circumstances, a policy that was changed by President Donald Trump in 2011. The arrest of Colmenarez highlights the ongoing debate surrounding immigration enforcement and the potential impact on individuals in the country illegally.
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