'Handcuffed, made to sleep on floor': The harrowing deportation of 73-year-old Sikh grandma from US

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "She asked for food to be taken for her medicine and she was given a tray of ICE.
56% : But this week, everything changed when she was suddenly taken into custody by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
54% : Her daughter-in-law, Manji Kaur, shared that she had "faithfully reported" to ICE in San Francisco every six months for more than 13 years.
54% : "ICE has been trying for the past 13 years to get her a travel document.
48% : If ICE can't get it in 13 years, how are we supposed to get it?"
44% : Also read: Why Trump's deportation threat has left Indian students in the US worried A report by Berkeleyside, a nonprofit news outlet, noted that ICE had assured her she could remain in the US under supervision, with work permits, until her travel documents were arranged.
36% : In response to the criticism, ICE told the BBC that Harjit Kaur had "exhausted decades of due process."
34% : State Senator Jesse Arreguin wrote on X, "Over 70 per cent of people arrested by ICE have no criminal conviction.

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