Attorneys for Jeanette Vizguerra say she was detained in retaliation, agents told her, 'We finally got you'
- Jeanette Vizguerra claims her detention by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement was retaliatory, with agents stating, 'We finally got you', as alleged by her legal team.
- Her attorneys argue that Immigration and Customs Enforcement violated her First Amendment rights by detaining her in response to her activism.
- A federal court hearing was held, but Judge Nina Wang did not make a ruling on Vizguerra's release request.
- Federal prosecutors assert that they are following procedures regarding a re-issued deportation order, while Vizguerra's team challenges its validity.
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U.S. Immigration Activist Attorney Suspects ICE Retaliated Against Her
A lawyer for a well-known immigration activist who was arrested a few weeks ago told a U.S. federal judge on Friday that authorities seem to be taking reprisal measures against Jeanette Vizguerra years after she took refuge in Denver churches to avoid being deported during President Donald Trump's first term.
Vizguerra lawyers believe she was targeted over activism
DENVER (KDVR) — Family members of detained immigration rights activist Jeanette Vizguerra held a rally in her honor as she remains in detention Friday night. Before that, a federal hearing was held in downtown Denver. Cameras are not allowed in federal court, and Jeanette Vizguerra did not appear before the judge on Friday, but her team was in court making procedural arguments on her behalf. Upon entering court Friday, we learned the hearing had…

Lawyer for immigration activist Jeanette Vizguerra suspects ICE is retaliating against her
A lawyer for a prominent immigration activist arrested this month says authorities appear to be retaliating against her years after she took refuge in Colorado churches to avoid deportation during the first Trump administration. The comments came Friday during a…


ICE violated Jeanette Vizguerra’s First Amendment rights by detaining her, attorneys argue
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement violated Jeanette Vizguerra's First Amendment rights by detaining -- and planning to deport -- the Colorado immigration advocate, her attorneys argued in federal court in Denver on Friday.
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