Caroline Dias Goncalves was pulled over on a traffic stop and released with a warning. Afterwards, ICE agents arrested her after she exited the highway.

Thousands of people protested in marches against President Trump and his immigration policies.

The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office released a statement addressing the traffic stop involving Caroline Dias Goncalves, a woman who was detained by ICE after she was pulled over during a trip to Denver.

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A sheriff's deputy in Colorado briefly pulled over Caroline Dias Goncalves before immigration agents detained her. Now county ...

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Denver police arrested 36 people during a protest downtown Saturday night, deploying smoke and pepper balls to disperse ...