Two-Month-Old Baby Treated for Bronchitis Deported After ICE Custody
A two-month-old baby, hospitalized for bronchitis and unresponsive in ICE custody, was subsequently deported to Mexico.
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FBI and Minnesota police investigate case of man whose skull was broken during ICE arrest
Alberto Castañeda Mondragón was hospitalized with eight skull fractures after being arrested by ICE agents in January Minnesota and federal authorities are investigating the alleged beating of a Mexican citizen by immigration officers last month, seeking to identify what caused the eight skull fractures that landed the man in the intensive care unit of a Minneapolis hospital. Investigators from the St Paul police department and FBI last week canvassed the shopping center parking lot where Alberto Castañeda Mondragón says Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents wrested him from a vehicle, threw him to the ground and repeatedly struck him in the head with a steel baton. Continue reading...
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Read full article →Two-month old baby treated for bronchitis deported after three weeks in ICE custody: Texas Congressman Castro
A two-month-old baby boy, Juan Nicolas, was hospitalized with bronchitis and became unresponsive in ICE custody. He was later deported to Mexico with his family. Congressman Joaquin Castro condemned the action. Senator Cornyn stated that most horror stories are made up by the media. Another child, Maria Isabella, was released and celebrated her birthday. Conditions at Dilley are being monitored.
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