Of the 361 workers arrested that morning, 42 have been deported, and 137 remain in custody -- some in local jails, but most in detention centers in Texas, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. More than half of those arrested have been released -- on bail, or because they were sick or their children's sole caregivers -- to await their deportation hearings.

At left, Andrea Lacuna waited at the Greater Boston Legal Services office on June 6.