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Exclusive: Ice officers told to get ‘creative’ with arrests, including of undocumented people encountered by chance
The ACLU of Maine filed a habeas corpus petition on behalf of 44-year-old Eyidi Ambila, who was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo but
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maine is asking a federal judge to release Eyidi Ambila. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has held Ambila, 44, at the Cumberland County Jail since Sept. 23, following a short criminal sentence Ambila served there for two misdemeanor convictions.
Ambila has no idea how long he’ll be held, the ACLU said. He has received no updates on the status of a 90-day custody review by ICE or what they want from him.
“The government cannot lock you up without any sort of explanation or expectation,” said ACLU staff attorney Anahita Sotoohi. “Yet that’s what they’ve done.”
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