US EditionU.S.-born man held for ICE under Florida’s new anti-immigration law
- Juan Carlos Lopez-Gomez, a U.S.-born man from Grady County, Georgia, was arrested in Florida for allegedly being an unauthorized alien, although he is a citizen.
- His charges were dismissed after his mother presented his identification, according to Thomas Kennedy from the Florida Immigrant Coalition.
- Lopez-Gomez was released after 48 hours in custody, following an ICE hold, reported his attorney, Mutaqee Akbar.
- The Florida law used for his arrest is temporarily blocked by a federal judge, creating confusion as ICE is not supposed to detain U.S. Citizens, stated immigration attorney Alana Greer.
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‘Steps Towards Justice’: ICE Arrests Illegal Migrant Accused Of Murdering Maryland Mother
Immigration authorities arrested a Guatemalan national in Maryland for the murder of his girlfriend, marking the latest arrest of an illegal migrant accused of killing a mother in the state. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested Keycy Robinson Alexis Barrera-Rosa, a 23-year-old Guatemalan man living unlawfully in the United States, in La Plata, Maryland […]
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