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ICE Records Missing from Detainee Locator Affect Families and Attorneys

On September 17, immigration attorney Rachel Marandett discovered that a man she was searching for in ICE's detainee locator was missing from the system, raising concerns about the potential for deportation without notice. Reports indicate that thousands of detained immigrants have had their records hidden or deleted from ICE's tracking system since September 15, complicating communication for families and attorneys. ICE has denied these claims, asserting that individuals in detention can still communicate with their families and lawyers.

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On September 17, immigration attorney Rachel Marandett discovered that a man she was searching for in ICE's detainee locator was missing from the system, raising concerns about the potential for deportation without notice. Reports indicate that thousands of detained immigrants have had their records hidden or deleted from ICE's tracking system since September 15, complicating communication for families and attorneys. ICE has denied these claims, asserting that individuals in detention can still communicate with their families and lawyers.

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ICE Wiped Thousands of People From Its Database. Families Are Paying the Price.

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ICE Records Missing from Detainee Locator Affect Families and Attorneys