Jasmine Mooney, a Canadian actress, recently faced nearly two weeks of detention by ICE after trying to enter the U.S. from Mexico. Her U.S. work visa had been revoked due to paperwork problems, and under her lawyer's advice, she traveled to Mexico with a job offer and a new visa application. However, she was unexpectedly detained and subjected to harsh conditions during her time in detention, including sleeping on a mat without proper bedding. After her release back to Canada, Mooney was left confused, having not received a clear explanation for her lengthy detention.
Mooney described her experience in detention, sharing how she slept on a mat without any comfort and was wrapped in aluminum foil for days.
Despite her attempts to rectify her visa status, the immigration officials detained her, citing adherence to strict immigration laws.
The ICE spokesperson reiterated the policy approach, affirming that all individuals violating U.S. immigration law face the same treatment during arrest and processing.
Mooney was left perplexed as she was not given a clear reason for her detainment, despite following legal advice to seek a new work visa.
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