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Moment ICE agents are filmed tackling migrant to ground in Bay Area front yard before taking him into custody

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Richter, E. (2026, November 11). Moment ICE agents are filmed tackling migrant to ground in Bay Area front yard before taking him into custody. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16284253/san-mateo-california-bay-area-ice-arrest-video-custody.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-11-11 · by Emma Richter

Quick Summary

ICE agents arrested a migrant by tackling him to the ground outside a home in San Mateo, California, on Friday morning around 7am. Doorbell camera footage captured the incident showing multiple agents restraining the man before placing handcuffs on him and escorting him away. The homeowner, Dana Yates Sahae, shared the video on Instagram, criticizing the use of force and expressing concern for families affected by such arrests. ICE officials did not provide specific details about why the arrest was made beyond identifying the individual as being in the country illegally and possibly involved with a gang.
Written by AI on 2026-11-12, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Hedges 2 of 16 claims Outlet record 59/100
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Al Jazeera
Leans left Hedges 0 of 1 claims Outlet record 60/100
“The events occur in different locations (New Jersey grocery store vs. California front yard) and involve distinct incidents.”
The Guardian
Hedges 2 of 20 claims Outlet record 65/100
“The articles describe different incidents involving ICE actions in California but at distinct times and places.”
New York Post
Leans strongly right Hedges 2 of 16 claims Outlet record 66/100
“The articles describe different arrest scenarios involving ICE agents in distinct locations and circumstances.”
ProPublica
Hedges 6 of 199 claims Outlet record 59/100
“Article A describes a specific incident where ICE agents tackle a migrant in a front yard, while Article B discusses broader allegations and detentions of U.S. citizens by ICE without mentioning the specific incident from Article A.”

Story

ICE Agents Filmed Arresting Migrant
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Who wrote this

Emma Richter
71 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
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Yates Sahae said that federal agents told her that the man was arrested because he was in the US illegally and was a 'gang member,' but they 'didn't know or wouldn't tell me whether he's ever been arrested for a violent crime.
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Topics

California ICE Immigration and Customs Enforcement KRON4 San Mateo

Subjects

ICE ORG · 12× Yates Sahae PERSON · 3× California GPE · 2× KRON4 ORG · 2× San Mateo GPE · 2× Dana Yates Sahae PERSON · 1× Immigration and Customs Enforcement ORG · 1× San Mateo City Council GPE · 1× The Daily Mail ORG · 1× The San Mateo Daily Journal ORG · 1×

Narrative

Dramatic footage captured the moment a migrant was tackled by several ICE agents on the front lawn of a home in San Mateo, California The moment took place on Friday around 7am and ended with the man being arrested by federal agents He was escorted to one of the vehicles by all of the officers as the video ended.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-12
Yates Sahae said that federal agents told her that the man was arrested because he was in the US illegally and was a 'gang member,' but they 'didn't know or wouldn't tell me whether he's ever been arrested for a violent crime.

Claims (26 extracted, 3 hedged)

A migrant was filmed being tackled to the ground outside a California home by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents before being taken into custody. asserted
migrant → film → custody
Doorbell footage obtained by KRON4 captured the man running on foot just before federal agents nabbed him in the front yard of a home in San Mateo on Friday just after 7am. asserted
agents → obtain → am
The ordeal began when an agent jumped out of an SUV parked in front of the home, then ran toward the lawn and tried to stop the man. asserted
agent → begin → man
He slipped on the lawn as the migrant tripped over him and fell to the grass before trying to get back on his feet. asserted
migrant → slip → feet
At the same time, another agent surrounded the individual before an armed federal officer joined in, the video showed. asserted
video → surround → individual
A fourth ICE agent, who was armed with a gun and a taser, then ran toward the commotion and screamed: 'Don't move!' as the others grabbed the migrant's arms and placed them behind his back. asserted
others → run → back
They then put handcuffs on him as a black SUV zoomed up to the home and another agent approached. asserted
agent → put → home
The officer who drove the car eventually lifted a black mask over his face as the four others got the migrant on his feet and patted him down. asserted
others → drive → him
Dramatic footage captured the moment a migrant was tackled by several ICE agents on the front lawn of a home in San Mateo, California The moment took place on Friday around 7am and ended with the man being arrested by federal agents He was escorted to one of the vehicles by all of the officers as the video ended. asserted
video → capture → officers
His identity has not been released, and it is unclear why he was taken into custody. uncertain
he → release → custody
The Daily Mail contacted ICE for comment. asserted
Mail → contact → comment
Meanwhile, the owner of the home, Dana Yates Sahae, said she had no idea what took place on her front lawn until officers knocked on her door around 10am asking for her surveillance footage. asserted
officers → say → footage
Yates Sahae, who is a candidate for the District 5 San Mateo City Council seat, told The San Mateo Daily Journal that a nearby woman got emotional after the man was arrested. asserted
man → tell → Journal
'One of the women dropped to the ground and was crying,' Yates Sahae recalled. ' asserted
Sahae → drop → ground
It confirmed that her spouse or partner was detained by ICE. asserted
spouse → confirm → ICE
She had a three- or four-year-old child on her hip. asserted
She → have → hip
This is how she found out for sure he was detained by ICE. asserted
he → find → ICE
She went on to share her doorbell footage on Instagram, where she condemned the arrest of the man. asserted
she → go → man
A fourth ICE agent, who was armed with a gun and a taser, then ran toward the commotion and screamed: 'Don't move!' as the others grabbed the migrant's arms and placed them behind his back A fifth ICE officer drove up to the scene as the others placed the migrant in handcuffs ' asserted
others → run → handcuffs
I am NOT OK with ICE agents on my front lawn with rifles and tasers,' she wrote. asserted
she → write → rifles
I am NOT OK with me being the one to confirm for his partner that ICE took him. asserted
ICE → confirm → him
I am NOT OK with watching their young child cry with confusion and despair because dad is gone.' asserted
dad → watch → confusion
Yates Sahae said that federal agents told her that the man was arrested because he was in the US illegally and was a 'gang member,' but they 'didn't know or wouldn't tell me whether he's ever been arrested for a violent crime. asserted
he → say → crime
' 'To me, it looked like a man headed to work at 7:05am,' she added. asserted
she → look → 7:05am
According to the San Mateo Rapid Response Network, a community program that reports ICE activity in the county, there have been 21 documented ICE arrests over the past 10 days, and five of them took place on Tuesday, KRON4 reported. uncertain
KRON4 → accord → Tuesday
Federal agents were reportedly spotted near a local Home Depot, Dollar Store, and several parking lots. uncertain
agents → spot → Depot
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