Yeonsoo Go, a 20-year-old Purdue University student, was detained by ICE following her visa hearing on July 31. She was released on August 5 with an ankle monitor, despite her visa being valid until December. The Department of Homeland Security mischaracterized her status, claiming she was an 'illegal alien from South Korea.' Go's arrest led to protests from community leaders, indicating widespread concern over the government's policies. Recent DHS changes now allow arrests at courthouses, contributing to heightened fears among noncitizens involved in legal matters.
A 20-year-old Purdue University student, Yeonsoo Go, was abducted by ICE during her visa hearing, prompting protests and support from community members and officials.
Yeonsoo Go's valid visa was disregarded by DHS, which claimed it expired two years ago, labeling her an 'illegal alien from South Korea'.
The DHS has changed guidance to permit immigration arrests at courthouses, increasing the risks for those involved in legal proceedings.
After Go's release, her mother emphasized the need for continued support, underscoring that others are still facing similar challenges.
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