Dewan Minnesota memberikan pengampunan kepada imigran Laos dengan catatan hukuman penyerangan

Dewan Pengampunan Minnesota memberikan suara bulat untuk mengampuni Xayasounethone Chandee, seorang imigran asal Laos dengan catatan hukuman penyerangan sebelumnya, yang berpotensi menghentikan proses deportasi federal.

Dewan tersebut, yang mencakup Gubernur Tim Walz dan Jaksa Agung Keith Ellison, mengadakan pertemuan darurat setelah mengetahui bahwa pemerintahan Trump dapat mendeportasi Chandee minggu ini. Chandee memasuki Amerika Serikat saat masih di bawah umur dengan kartu izin tinggal (Green Card) dan kemudian kehilangan status imigrasinya setelah menerima hukuman, termasuk penyerangan pada tahun 1992 yang berujung pada perintah deportasi oleh hakim imigrasi pada tahun 1995.

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U.S. Rep. Angie Craig said in a Minnesota Star Tribune commentary that she regrets voting for the Laken Riley Act, an immigration detention measure that President Donald Trump signed into law early in his second term. Her stance drew criticism from Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, one of Craig’s chief rivals for the Democratic-Farmer-Labor nomination for U.S. Senate, underscoring the ideological and tactical divisions emerging in the contest to succeed Sen. Tina Smith.

Minnesota Republicans are defending their decision to help a social media influencer publicize allegations of fraud at Somali American-run child care centers, even as Democrats argue the episode helped set the stage for a sweeping federal immigration operation in Minneapolis that led to mass detentions and the fatal shootings of two U.S. citizens by federal officers.

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A federal judge in Utah has issued a temporary restraining order against Immigration and Customs Enforcement, requiring the agency to justify why Lorenzo Chavez Rascon should remain detained after an arrest that involved dried pinto beans mistaken for drugs. The ruling highlights concerns over due process in immigration enforcement. Chavez, who has deferred action status from a bona fide U-visa petition, faces no criminal charges.

Karmjit Singh, an Indian national who fatally struck an 8-year-old boy while driving drunk in 2019, has been taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after multiple releases despite prior convictions. The Biden administration did not deport him following his initial three-year prison sentence, but he is now detained at a large ICE facility in California. The boy's father, Scott Martzen, has expressed ongoing frustration with the immigration system's handling of the case.

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