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Charlotte's Web Operation Ends After 370 Arrests, Community Divided

11/23/2025

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The Charlotte's Web operation in Charlotte, North Carolina has officially ended.
The operation began on November 15, resulting in over 370 arrests, with disruptions to schools and businesses.
Mayor Vi Lyles (Charlotte, N.C.) expressed relief for the community and urged unity.
U.S. Border Patrol has left the area, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will continue enforcement there, while residents report heightened fear and polarized reactions.

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Story summary

The Charlotte's Web operation in Charlotte, North Carolina has officially ended.
The operation began on November 15, resulting in over 370 arrests, with disruptions to schools and businesses.
Mayor Vi Lyles (Charlotte, N.C.) expressed relief for the community and urged unity.
U.S. Border Patrol has left the area, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will continue enforcement there, while residents report heightened fear and polarized reactions.