LOS ANGELES, United States — Two firefighters battling a wildfire in the United States have been arrested by border patrol agents, immigration officials said Thursday, as President Donald Trump’s migration crackdown gathers pace. Federal agents held crews from private fire contractors for several hours on Wednesday as they readied to help tackle the 9,000-acre (3,600-hectare) Bear Gulch Fire in Washington state, reports said. Agents lined the 44 people up and ordered them to produce identification, firefighters told the Seattle Times, with crew members told they were not allowed to film the encounter. READ: ‘Alligator Alcatraz’: Florida’s immigration detention site in […]... Keep on reading: Firefighters arrested by US immigration officials