ICE arrests leave Central Texas families struggling financially
Apr 12, 2026 · Elgin, TX

ICE deportations in Central Texas are destabilizing families financially, with wives and daughters left as primary breadwinners facing foreclosure, utility shutoffs, and collapse of family businesses. The article focuses on Bricia, a 43-year-old cancer patient whose husband was detained by federal immigration agents, leaving the family unable to pay back taxes, utilities, and facing potential home foreclosure.
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