Former Trump golf club worker mistakenly deported to Mexico by ICE, lawyer says

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63% : According to the The NYT, a 2022 traffic offense had brought Juarez to the attention of ICE, but that he had complied with check-ins with the agency - even receiving thanks and compliments on his English from ICE officers.
56% : Department spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin told The NYT that ICE had recently contacted Juarez's lawyer and that arrangements for his return to the U.S. were being made.
51% : Juarez was arrested on September 15, after showing up to a check-in appointment at the ICE offices in Manhattan, despite having attended multiple similar appointments previously.
51% : Juarez will be kept in ICE detention until the case is resolved, she said.
45% : Despite this, and as an indication of the ramping up of ICE detentions and deportations, he was detained.
37% : It comes as the Trump administration continues to become embroiled in sprawling legal battles in federal courtrooms across the country, with immigrants and their advocates alleging they were illegally removed by authorities tasked with rapidly removing millions of people from the U.S. Instead of being allowed an immigration hearing following his arrest, Juarez was held for four days before being taken by bus to Newark Liberty International Airport, where he was put on a plane with other ICE detainees.
30% : " Romero added that the mistake was due in part to ICE agents and the DHS being overstretched by the extreme targets of White House Senior Adviser Stephen Miller - who has reportedly pushed for up to 3,000 arrests per day.
24% : Alejandro Juarez, 39, was not given the opportunity to contest his deportation in front of an immigration judge - a legal entitlement for such detainees A former employee of one of Donald Trump's golf clubs was forced to walk back across the U.S.-Mexico border after being put on the wrong plane and mistakenly deported by ICE.

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