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    Jolyon
    Jolyon@jolyon
    🌍New Hampshire🌍Boston🌍United States

    Avishay Alon ICE arrest

    ICE Boston carried out a targeted arrest of Israeli national Avishay Alon in Concord, New Hampshire. Prosecutors detailed that Alon and a co-defendant held a man at gunpoint during an incident in 2024. He was convicted on charges including kidnapping, criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon, and drug possession. The court sentenced him to serve between 2 and 6 years in state prison. Following that sentence, he was granted parole specifically to face an ICE detainer. Officials describe Alon as being unlawfully present in the United States. The agency has not publicly outlined what comes next for the immigration case. Source: EROBoston / Writer: Oliver

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    Jolyon
    Jolyon@jolyon
    🌍New Hampshire🌍Boston🌍United States

    Avishay Alon ICE arrest

    ICE Boston carried out a targeted arrest of Israeli national Avishay Alon in Concord, New Hampshire. Prosecutors detailed that Alon and a co-defendant held a man at gunpoint during an incident in 2024. He was convicted on charges including kidnapping, criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon, and drug possession. The court sentenced him to serve between 2 and 6 years in state prison. Following that sentence, he was granted parole specifically to face an ICE detainer. Officials describe Alon as being unlawfully present in the United States. The agency has not publicly outlined what comes next for the immigration case. Source: EROBoston / Writer: Oliver

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