Two years of compliance, two years of showing up on time, and it still ended in detention 🚨 Andres
April 9, 2026
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as posted by the channelTwo years of compliance, two years of showing up on time, and it still ended in detention 🚨 Andres Guzman Cano was detained by ICE during a routine check-in just weeks after moving to Texas with his wife. He had been checking in consistently for two years without incident, and his family believed they were doing everything right ⚖️ Now he is one of approximately 18,000 people held in ICE detention facilities across Texas. He is being held without his family receiving clear information about his case 💼 His wife describes the experience as grief, shock, anger, and the exhausting fight to help someone you love. His story is a warning that compliance alone does not protect you 📢 The rules can change without notice, and a routine check-in can turn into detention. If your situation changes, you need to understand your legal options before walking into any government office. I’m Brian Manning, and if you need help with an asylum case or getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send me the word “CONSULT” in a direct message.
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