A federal judge ordered the release of a Canadian dentist detained by ICE agents in Minnesota during a green card interview, according to CBC News.
A Canadian dentist detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minnesota has been ordered released by a federal judge. The detention occurred while the dentist was attending a green card interview, according to CBC News. The judge’s directive means the dentist will be freed from ICE custody. CBC News reported that the arrest took place in Minnesota during the immigration interview process.
Source: CBC News.
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