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US citizens wrongfully detained by ICE could get $500K under new bill
The measure would let wrongfully detained citizens sue in federal court and seek $500,000 minimum awards, plus $100,000 for each extra day held.
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U.S. citizens detained or unjustly arrested during immigration enforcement operations could receive compensation of at least $500,000, according to a bill tabled in the U.S. Congress.
U.S. Citizens Wrongfully Detained by ICE Could Get $500K Under New Bill
U.S. citizens wrongfully arrested or detained by immigration authorities could receive at least $500,000 in damages under a new bill introduced in Congress. Democratic Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández of New Mexico introduced the Justice for Citizens Wrongfully Detained by ICE Act on Thursday. Bonnie…
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