Chicago attorneys with the National Immigrant Justice Center and the ACLU of Illinois accused the federal government in court Thursday of violating immigration law and the constitutional rights of at least 22 people who were arrested and detained in the midwest since President Donald Trump’s inauguration as part of his crackdown on immigration.
Two people are still in custody, 19 were released on bond and one has already been deported.
Attorneys are asking for the immediate release of people still detained, bond reimbursements, weekly reports on immigration arrests and additional training and discipline of federal agents involved in the arrests.
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Kraftwerk
Friday, April 18 @ Greek Theatre, Berkeley
Denzel Curry
Tuesday, May 6 @ Fox Theater, Oakland
ScHoolboy Q
Saturday, May 17 @ Fox Theater, Oakland
Steel Pulse
Thursday, May 22 @ UC Theatre, Berkeley
Earth, Wind & Fire
Friday, June 27 @ Greek Theatre, Berkeley
Macy Gray
Saturday, July 12 @ Palace of Fine Arts, SF
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