ICE Detains Venezuelan Man Who Donated Kidney to Save His Brother
Jose Gregorio Gonzalez, a Venezuelan migrant, has been re-detained by ICE after previously being released to donate a kidney to his brother. His brother, Alfredo Pacheco, is still recovering from the transplant and has faced complications, prompting concerns about Gonzalez's ability to care for him.
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Venezuelan Man Detained by ICE After Donating Kidney to Brother
ICE detains Venezuelan man who had been released on humanitarian parole to donate kidney to brother
ICE detains Venezuelan man who had been released on humanitarian parole to donate kidney to brother
Venezuelan Man Detained Again After Donating Kidney to Brother
ICE detains Venezuelan man who had been released on humanitarian parole to donate kidney to brother
ICE detains Venezuelan man who had been released on humanitarian parole to donate kidney to brother
ICE detains Venezuelan man who had been released on humanitarian parole to donate kidney to brother
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