ICE Deports Venezuelan Mother with American-Born Baby in Three Days
ICE swiftly deported a Venezuelan mother with her American-born baby, raising due process concerns in Florida.

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In the United States, immigration enforcement by ICE led to the rapid deportation of Yosvania Fajardo, a Venezuelan mother, along with her American-born baby. The case has drawn attention from representatives and lawyers in Tampa and Orlando, Florida, who have questioned the detention conditions and the lack of phone access during her detention.
The deportation occurred despite advocacy efforts, and the reason for the expedited process has not been fully reported. Legal representatives continue to seek appeals and statements regarding the case.
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