Meenu Batra

Meenu Batra, a Texas courtroom translator, was released from ICE custody after six weeks. Batra had worked legally in the U.S. for decades and spoke exclusively with Shanelle Kaul. The release came after a period of uncertainty for Batra.

Meenu Batra, a Texas mom, was detained by ICE for 6 weeks despite living and working legally in the U.S. She shared her experience with CBS News. Batra's detention has raised concerns about safety and immigration policies.

Meenu Batra, a certified court interpreter, was released by ICE after spending over six weeks in custody and is now speaking out. She has over 20 years of experience as a court interpreter. Batra's release comes after her detention sparked concerns about safety.

Meenu Batra, a single mother of four U.S. citizen adults, was detained by ICE for over a month before her release. She was arrested during a work trip on March 17.

Meenu Batra, Texas's only licensed Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu immigration court interpreter, was detained by ICE and fears deportation to a country she has never been to. She claims she was treated 'like a criminal' and has served as an interpreter for hundreds in immigration court.

Meenu Batra, a 35-year U.S. resident and courtroom interpreter, was detained by ICE despite claiming she has lived and worked legally in the country. Batra, a mother of four, and her lawyers assert her legal status, but she remains detained. The case was highlighted in an exclusive interview with CBS News.