Canadian mother and daughter ‘traumatized’ by ICE detainment, husband says

theguardian.com·Olivia Bowden
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A Canadian woman and her seven-year-old autistic daughter, who legally reside in the US with a valid visa until 2030, were detained by ICE for nearly a week after a border checkpoint stop. They were then moved to a notorious detention center and pressured to "self-deport," causing significant trauma to the family. A US Congressman and family members allege the detention is unlawful and part of the current administration's harsh immigration enforcement policies.

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