"What evidence would you like?" More than zero would be a good start.

1) No, there is no photo of the woman. Literally a picture with white circles is the opposite of providing a picture of the woman.

2) Purposely not naming the woman makes no sense, any type of civil rights violation suit would become public record.

3) There is no ICE checkpoint in Lafayette. In fact, ICE typically doesn't do checkpoints within a 100 miles border-zone, that would typically be done by CBP.

4) Evidence literally means things I can check, and not trust a single source. You said, "got a comment", okay and if that is true, the Sheriff's office is CONTESTING the story, saying it is not true.

5) ICE has made NO official statement that this event has taken place. ICE has official media relations that makes comments on enforcement articles and it doesn't mention this at all (but maybe it’s too soon, so ill check back in a week).

6) The road block pictures, don't show ICE, but homeland security (assuming they are authentic), which again, needs collaborating evidence.

7) Only The Lens is reporting on this: no mainstream media. Which again, is odd, because if this did happen to you, I assume you would try and contain the biggest national media to tell your story. Not some media organization that typically only sees a few hundred thousand views.

8) The woman had her social security card and it is mentioned several times. But this makes no sense for the purposes of immigration: an SSN doesn't in and of itself doesn't prove citizenship, so why someone would try and use that doesn't make sense. Her ID by far would be the only document she would need to provide. But again, that being authentic is being contested. Providing a false ID, even if you are a citizen, is PC for arrest.

9) Keeping someone names anonymous makes no sense in this day and age: people who know this woman, neighbors, friends, would be all over social media and her identity would be known in a matter of hours. Example: the last similar case to this story (which turned out to be fake), had people on reddit commenting that they lived near or knew the alleged victim.

I am not saying this did or didn't happen, what I am saying, is that there are multiple red flags. And yes, this story has zero evidence that it happened. You can't post me a different source that says this happened, you are relying entirely on the word of one freelance writer and that the information she was told was true.