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Federal judge intervenes after ICE arrests 2nd asylum seeker in Portland immigration court

  • Federal immigration officers arrested two 24-year-old Mexican asylum seekers, Y-Z-L-H and O-J-M, outside Portland Immigration Court this week after their hearings.
  • Both had their asylum cases dismissed before arrest despite compliance with ICE check-ins and court appearances, reflecting a policy shift following President Trump's January 2024 executive order.
  • Y-Z-L-H fled death threats from the La Familia Michoacana cartel and lived lawfully in Newport with a valid work permit, while O-J-M is a transgender woman targeted by Mexico's Knights Templar cartel, currently held in solitary confinement.
  • U.S. District Judge Michael Simon ordered ICE not to remove Y-Z-L-H from Oregon without written notice including timing and reasons, and similar orders protect O-J-M pending habeas corpus petitions from Innovation Law Lab attorneys.
  • These arrests and dismissals raise due process concerns, with attorneys arguing ICE's tactics undermine asylum rights and show disregard for judicial authority amid nationwide similar cases.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KTLO) - Immigrants who are going to their registration appointments are now finding themselves detained. We spoke with Attorney Ernesto about these new changes in the courts. Immigrants who enter the country seeking asylum are finding that when they go to their registration appointment, they are immediately detained. The opportunity for defense or representation is now denied also depending on how long they have been in …

·Colorado Springs, United States
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The Oregonian broke the news in Portland, United States on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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