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From Sky Harbor to Bangui: How a Turkish man with U.S. torture protections ended up deported
Yagiz Doruk Hallac, a Turkish national granted U.S. torture protections due to his Alevi faith, was detained by ICE and deported to the Central African Republic despite his legal protections. An internal ICE policy change enabled expedited third-country removals, bypassing due process for migrants with CAT designations.
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