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ICE Traffic Stops in Nashville Continue: A Photo Series

A Photo series documents one detention from the ICE traffic stops in a Nashville community.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been conducting what officials term “dragnets” in Nashville since May 4, when 84 people were detained in a South Nashville sweep, a spokesperson for ICE confirmed.

Photojournalist John Partipilo on May 10 photographed a traffic stop in Nashville’s Madison community as ICE agents and Tennessee Highway Patrol officers pulled over drivers. In this photo series, Partipilo documents the detention and arrest of one man, who just pulled out of a gas station — seen in the background — after filling his tank up.

An immigration and customs enforcement agent pulls a driver over in nashville’s madison community on friday, march 9, 2025. A tennessee highway patrol vehicle is parked behind the man.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent pulls a driver over in Nashville’s Madison community on Friday, March 9, 2025. A Tennessee Highway Patrol vehicle is parked behind the man. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)
The ice agent directs the driver to pull aside.
The ICE agent directs the driver to pull aside. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)
Agents push a man against his car during one of the ice traffic stops in nashville.
Three agents push the man against his car as a Tennessee Highway Patrol officer looks on. (John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)
A man is handcuffed after one of the ice traffic stops in nashville.
Federal agents handcuff the man after removing him from his car. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)

 

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Author: J. Holly McCall

An award-winning columnist, Holly McCall has been a fixture in Tennessee media and politics for decades. She covered city hall for papers in Columbus, Ohio and Joplin, Missouri before returning to Tennessee. Holly brings a deep wealth of knowledge about Tennessee’s political processes and players and likes nothing better than getting into the weeds of how political deals are made.

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