Takeaways from AP report on ICE claims that immigrant shattered his...

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56% : Castañeda Mondragón was initially taken to an ICE processing center at the edge of Minneapolis.
53% : Court records include an arrest warrant signed upon his arrival by an ICE officer, not an immigration judge.
48% : At least one ICE officer told caregivers that Castañeda Mondragón "got his (expletive) rocked" after his Jan. 8 arrest near a St. Paul shopping center, the court filings and a hospital staff member said.
47% : "He was a brown-skinned, Latino Spanish speaker at a location immigration agents arbitrarily decided to target," his lawyers wrote in a petition seeking his release from ICE custody.
47% : I think (he remembers) 20% of the 100% he had," said Gregorio Castañeda Mondragón, who lives in Mexico.ICE officers have entered the hospital with seriously injured detainees and stayed at their bedside day after day, staffers said.
44% : A deportation officer skirted the issue in the court documents, saying that during the intake process at an ICE detention center, it was determined he "had a head injury that required emergency medical treatment.
43% : The crackdown has been unsettling to hospital employees, who said ICE agents have been seen loitering on hospital grounds and asking patients and employees for proof of citizenship.
42% : On Saturday, more than two weeks after Castañeda Mondragón was arrested, a U.S. District Court judge ordered him released from ICE custody.
42% : The hospital reminded employees that ICE officers are not permitted to access patients or protected information without a warrant or court order.
41% : Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents initially claimed Alberto Castañeda Mondragón had tried to flee while handcuffed and "purposefully ran headfirst into a brick wall," according to court documents filed by a lawyer seeking his release.
41% : Hospital spokeswoman Alisa Harris said ICE agents "have not entered our facilities looking for individuals.
38% : The Department of Homeland Security, which includes ICE, did not respond to repeated requests for comment on his injuries.

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