The Charlotte attack

NPR- Border Patrol agents fanned out across Charlotte, N.C., on Saturday, and by Sunday morning, they had arrested 81 people. The agents detained people outside supermarkets, laundromats and a church in the latest city to see a federal immigration crackdown. 

Fear is spreading in immigrant communities as Nick de la Canal, with network station WFAE, says. Some restaurants locked their doors with customers inside and other businesses closed early. There’s also been pushback, including a large protest in uptown Charlotte and advocacy groups recruiting volunteers to monitor agents.