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11 May 2026,     NEW YORK
Guzy awarded 2026 World Press Photo of the Year
“Separated by ICE” by photographer Carol Guzy (right)
“Separated by ICE” by photographer Carol Guzy (right)
 Photojournalist Carol Guzy’s “Separated by ICE” photo for the Miami Herald is this year’s World Press Photo of the Year. Guzy was documenting ICE arrests, court proceedings, and the human impact of the U.S. federal government’s controversial crackdown on immigration.She took the photo after an immigration court hearing at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York City on August 26, 2025 – one of only a few U.S. federal buildings that photographers were allowed to access.
“We bear witness to the suffering of countless families, but also to their grace and resilience that transcends adversity and has been quite humbling. The courage to open up their lives to our cameras allowed us to tell their stories. This award belongs to them, not me,” Guzy insisted. World Press Photo officials added context to the image: “Luis, an Ecuadorian migrant whom his family says has no criminal record, served as the household’s sole provider. His wife Cocha and their three children (aged 7, 13, and 15) were left inconsolable, facing immediate financial hardship and profound emotional trauma.”
 
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