ICE agents round up undocumented workers

And now to this ICE raid in West Bloomfield. Tonight, the state lawmaker who represents that area is sounding the alarm. Fox 2's Camila Murray is live in West Bloomfield with exactly what happened. Camila. Yeah, Ruby, the ICE raid took place on Tuesday afternoon in a very affluent neighborhood near Long Lake and Middle Belt. Let's take a look at some video. I think we've got chopper video first of all to show you undocumented workers were in the process of installing a new roof on a home on Fox Lake Drive when some of the workers were rounded up by ICE agents and taken into federal custody. West Bloomfield police were on scene to secure the area, but we are told they were not involved in the raid itself. Right now, it's unclear exactly how ICE found out about the undocumented workers. Happens far too often in this construction industry, in the restaurant industry, in the landscaping industry. You see that ICE comes into these areas where they know that they may potentially find immigrants, potentially undocumented immigrants, and go in and go right in to deport them. My perspective is that. Both the community of West Bloomfield, the state of Michigan and the country just voted against these garbage policies from the president and the administration. I think most rational people understand that we have to have a secure border, but it's about how you implement those policies and how you do that. Coming up tonight on The Edge, we are talking about what happens in January when Democrats take control of the House and Senate. Will we see changes when it comes to immigration policies? We'll look into that tonight on The Edge. For now, we're live in West Bloomfield, Camila Murray, Fox 2 News. Yeah, Camila, obviously a very sensitive topic that's politically charged and has a lot of layers to it, but obviously ICE has been around before this news cycle and they've done this type of thing in the past, but obviously now we're keeping tabs on it more and also the number has gone up significantly. Yeah, I mean, I really think people are sounding the alarm more when people are seeing something, they're saying something. People are coming out to talk about it, when in the past we just didn't have that kind of access. But now people are out there and saying, look, we have to talk about this, especially if these people aren't criminals, if they're not wanted, if the only thing that they've done wrong is be here without their correct papers. What can be done to rectify the situation? Even President Trump on 60 Minutes this past week talking about perhaps lightening the hand on the immigration issue when it comes to these workers. Interesting stuff. We'll keep our eyes on it. All right, Camille, many for live tonight. Thanks, Camille.