A federal judge expressed concerns that a 2-year-old U.S. citizen girl from Louisiana may have been deported to Honduras with her mother and sister without due process, following a routine ICE check-in. Judge Terry Doughty noted a “strong suspicion” that the government acted improperly, as the girl’s citizenship was communicated to ICE, which proceeded with deportation. The girl’s father attempted to secure temporary custody for her and her sister, but ICE refused to release them, prompting a scheduled hearing for May 16 regarding the case.
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