Author Topic: California military base construction workers detained by ICE  (Read 1214 times)

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Offline mrclose

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Ten years working as an Illegal Alien and still can't speak English?

Too: Why aren't the 'contractors' being locked up?

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Hugo Mejia grabbed the lunch his wife made for him early in the morning May 3 and took off for his job at a new construction project on the Travis Air Force base in Fairfield. But the 37-year-old father of three from San Rafael didn’t return home.

Mejia and a coworker, Rodrigo Nuñez from Hayward — both undocumented immigrants from Jalisco, Mexico who have been in the United States for more than a decade — were detained on the base after a military official discovered they did not have valid social security numbers during a routine identification screening and reported them to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

ICE officials have placed both men in expedited deportation proceedings without a court hearing — known formally as “reinstatement” — because they each have old removal orders issued more than a decade ago after border agents caught them attempting to illegally cross the border. Neither of them has criminal records, according to their attorney.

http://www.eastbaytimes.com/2017/05/12/workers-detained-by-ice-while-doing-construction-job-on-military-base/
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