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Leonard 'Lenny' Ohman, 75, of Great Barrington - The Berkshire Edge

  • Martin Verdi and Debora Rey, an Argentine American couple, traveled nine hours to Stewart Detention Center in Georgia to visit their son, Agustin Gentile, detained by ICE for a prior misdemeanor conviction.
  • The Trump administration increased immigration enforcement against green card holders with minor convictions, causing Verdi and Rey's son to face detention despite his lawful permanent residency.
  • Gentile, who has two children born in the United States, was detained at Los Angeles International Airport in February when officials seized his green card, and after following instructions to check in with Customs and Border Protection in Raleigh, he was subsequently moved to Stewart Detention Center.
  • Verdi and Rey, who supported Trump, said they now feel deceived by his actions, criticizing the administration’s crackdown on immigration for minor offenses as demonstrated in their son's detention.
  • This case illustrates broader implications of the administration's zero-tolerance immigration approach, which challenges green card holders' security and fuels community anxiety amid expanding detention and deportation efforts.
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WBUR broke the news in Boston, United States on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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