Lawyers say that ICE has deported the mother of a baby and a 2-year-old who is a U.S. citizen
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Recent cases in Pennsylvania highlight the swift deportation of immigrant families, including U.S. citizen children, amid legal challenges against Trump's immigration measures. A federal judge questioned the legality of the deportation process after a mother and her 2-year-old U.S. citizen daughter were taken during an ICE check-in. Lawyers argue that this action and the separation of families raise serious concerns about fundamental rights and due process, while advocacy groups label such deportations an abuse of power. The judicial system is now being called upon to reevaluate the swift actions taken by immigration authorities.
A federal judge questioned the legality of the deportation process after a U.S. citizen child was deported alongside her mother, revealing potential abuse of power.
Lawyers argue that the swift deportation measures, executed without meaningful legal representation, undermine fundamental rights, prompting legal battles over the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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