U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement have confirmed with Channel 5 News that agents detained three people last week outside immigration court in Harlingen.

In January, the Trump Administration rolled back a policy that prohibited ICE from making arrests outside churches, schools and courthouses.

In the last few weeks, agents have detained dozens of people at courts across the United States after a judge dismissed their immigration cases.

Officials said that's what happened to three people who went to their scheduled hearings in Harlingen on June 10.

"It's a scary time for people who are saying 'hey, I'm just trying to comply with the law, showing up to court and I might get detained,' and unfortunately, that is the reality. But, unfortunately, I have to counsel people to continue showing up to court. Otherwise, there's a removal order and there's nothing you can do," immigration attorney Carlos Garcia said.

Garcia said he and several other local attorneys met to discuss ways to advise their clients.

Watch the video above for the full story.