ICE Deports Former Trump Golf Club Employee to Mexico

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Alejandro Juarez, 39, was detained in Lower Manhattan on Sept. 15 after he showed up for a check-in at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office.
44% : "And that's how my journey in the United States ended," Juarez told the Times, which said ICE initially could not figure out where it had sent him: ICE officials raced to decipher his whereabouts, exchanging bewildered emails and contacting detention facilities to pinpoint his location, according to internal ICE documents obtained by The New York Times.
41% : ICE meant to send him to a detention facility in Arizona, but instead, he was placed on a Texas-bound plane.
39% : It is unclear how many other immigrants like Mr. Juarez have been erroneously removed, in part because ICE has not in the past tracked such cases.
23% : Last week, the Trump administration initiated a purge of leadership at several ICE field offices amid growing frustration among some officials that the agency is not deporting people fast enough.

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