15 people from Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru were deported not to their home countries, but to the
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as posted by the channel15 people from Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru were deported not to their home countries, but to the Democratic Republic of Congo. 🌍 Many of them had never even heard of the country before arriving there in shackles. ⚠️ Some of these migrants already had protection orders from US immigration judges, including one woman who was granted protection after surviving kidnapping and torture. Despite that legal protection, she was still flown to Central Africa. ✈️ A federal judge has already ruled that at least one of these deportations was illegal and ordered her return to the United States. ⚖️ Federal courts are continuing to push back when immigrant rights and legal protections are ignored. If you need help with an asylum case or getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send the word “CONSULT” in a direct message. 💬
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