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ICE to release Venezuelan man seeking to give his brother kidney transplant

A Venezuelan man, José Gregorio González, was released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention to reunite with his brother, Jose Alfredo Pacheco, who needs a kidney transplant.
González was detained for one month after arriving to care for his brother, who has end-stage renal disease.
Representative Chuy Garcia emphasized the case's importance, stating it highlights 'the urgency of immigrant justice.'
Pacheco described the reunion as 'a very beautiful moment' after being separated from González for one month.

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