In a controversial incident, an Afghan interpreter for the U.S. military, identified as Zia, was detained by immigration agents in Connecticut while legally applying for a green card, prompting outrage from lawmakers and advocates. Despite a temporary stay preventing his removal, he remains in detention, with the Department of Homeland Security citing a serious criminal allegation, which his attorney denies, emphasizing Zia’s humanitarian parole status and lack of criminal history.
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