18-Year-Old Detained by ICE for Over 200 Days Amid Immigration Uncertainty
Elder Chavez Carranza, an 18-year-old from Honduras, has been in ICE detention for over 200 days despite having Special Immigrant Juvenile status. His case highlights the challenges faced by immigrant youth in the U.S. legal system.
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18-year-old in ICE detention for more than 200 days: 'They just took me away'
18-Year-Old Detained by ICE for Over 200 Days Amid Immigration Uncertainty
18-Year-Old Detained by ICE for Over 200 Days Amid Immigration Uncertainty
18-Year-Old Detained by ICE for Over 200 Days Despite Legal Protections
18-Year-Old Detained by ICE for Over 200 Days Amid Immigration Uncertainty
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