US EditionThree Demonstrators Briefly Detained at ICE Office in Portland During Protest to Support Immigrants
- A 24-year-old transgender asylum seeker from Mexico was taken into custody by ICE officers outside a Portland courtroom on Monday following her immigration hearing.
- This detention resulted from ICE's broader crackdown and removal efforts under President Trump's administration, which ended previous restrictions on arrest locations including courthouses.
- Known by the pseudonym O-J-M, she fled cartel violence linked to her gender identity, properly filed for asylum, and was facing a motion by ICE lawyers to dismiss her case and place her in expedited removal.
- Attorney Jordan Cunnings called ICE's courthouse arrest a dangerous attempt to bypass due process, while advocates expressed concern about unsafe detention conditions for transgender women like O-J-M.
- A U.S. District Court judge in Oregon issued an order preventing the removal of O-J-M while the case undergoes judicial review, underscoring the ongoing conflict between immigration enforcement actions and state policies protecting asylum seekers.
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Newlywed couple separated at SF immigration courthouse by ICE
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By Sebastián Jiménez Valencia and Uriel Blanco, CNN Español “They’re telling me to go,” a Mexican immigrant told his legal representative about an early immigration hearing. “You don’t have to go, don’t show up, I’m going to introduce myself for you,” lawyer Vanessa Manzi explained. That simple indication may well have been the reason why the young asylum seeker has not been arrested by Immigration and Customs Control (ICE) and is still in the p…
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ICE Target Noncitizens As Cases Dismissed In Immigration Court In Chicago
This story was originally published by Borderless Magazine. Sign up for its newsletter to learn the latest about Chicago’s immigrant communities. CHICAGO — During her first court hearing on Thursday, a Mexican woman stood alone before the immigration judge, struggling to explain in Spanish why she didn’t have an attorney.Before she could finish, Judge Joshua Luskin announced his decision: “At the government’s request, your case was dismissed.”Sh…
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