According to reports, the application of immigration and customs (ICE) has arrested hundreds of migrants after trying to re -enter the United States crossing a bridge to Canada from Detroit.
The arrests occurred on a road that leads to the Ambassador bridge, which NPR described as “notoriously difficult to navigate, even for the premises.”
Signaling is confusing, perennial construction in the vicinity does not help, often the detroits accidentally lead on it and to a customs and border protection area.
NPR has been receiving advice on immigrants and their children arrested in the office space for the ambassadors bridge for months, people who accidentally lead to the toll square, as well as migrants looking To the arrested or the end, but the lawyers with the Immigrant Rights Center of Michigan and ACLU or Michigan could not locate the detained persons or the end of the WHO they had in their lawyers with the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center.
The ice generally stops migrants when they try to cross from Canada back to the United States. The representative Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) has affirmed that up to 213 people have been challenged on the bridge, including families, with at least 90 percent of them with the tasks an incorrect turn to the bridge.
“A wrong turn on the border should not lead to disappearance. It is scandalously cruel and inhuman to keep families on the northern border,” Tlaaib said in a statement. “We can lose our soul as a country and support us and let this happen to our neighbors. I urge everyone to take care of each other, and continuously talk about Aga Instemm this is separating families and disappearing people.”
Immigration rights activists have denounced arrests as kidnappings, while ICE agents have said that some of the detainees had connections with the Venezuelan gang Train El Aragua.
A particular story highlighted by the New York Times He explored the case of Ricardo Prada Vásquez, a Venezuelan national, who also promoted a wrong turn on the bridge and, according to the reports, was deported without a legal trace.
The US authorities light Mr. Prada when he tried to re -enter the country; It was well detention and ordered deported. On March 15, he told a friend in Chicago that he was among a series of detainees housed in Texas who expected to be repatriated to Venezuela.
That night, the Trump administration flew three planes that transported Venezuelan migrants from the Texas Installation to El Salvador, where they have since been locked in a maximum security prison and denied contact with the outside world.
But Mr. Prada has not been heard or seen from him. It is not on a list of 238 people who were deported to El Salvador that day. It does not appear in the photos and videos released by the authorities of the men chained with Shaaved heads.
A spokesman for the National Security Department (DHS) said in a statement on Tuesday that Prada was sent to El Salvador and had connections with the La Aragua train, which is his played family.