U.S. citizen
Coverage of U.S. citizen in the Nexus archive.
- U.S. citizen claims wrongful detention during ICE operation in Norfolk
An 18-year-old Norfolk woman named Brittany Ramirez Corona claims she was wrongfully detained by federal immigration agents. The detention occurred Friday morning after arriving at the scene of an immigration enforcement operation involving her husband, despite telling agents she is a U.S. citizen.
- ICE arrests contractor in the middle of West Seattle construction job
ICE arrested Eduardo Aguirre during a construction job in West Seattle, with videos showing agents threatening to smash his truck window. Aguirre, married to a US citizen, was detained in a Texas facility.
- [US] Ideal Personnel Services
A text message from Ideal Personnel Services offers part-time or full-time jobs with flexible hours and daily pay ranging from $100 to $600. The company requires U.S. citizenship and being 25 years or older. Recipients are directed to contact a manager via Telegram for more details.
- Trump says Iran has released a wrongfully detained US citizen: ‘Gesture of Goodwill’
President Trump announced that Iran has released a wrongfully detained US citizen as a 'gesture of Goodwill'.
- Trump says Iran has freed a detained US citizen
President Donald Trump announced that Iran has freed a detained US citizen. He made the statement while speaking at a press event in Pennsylvania.
- Minnesota county sues over feds stonewalling investigation into ICE arrest
Ramsey County in Minnesota sued the Department of Homeland Security for withholding evidence related to an ICE arrest of U.S. citizen ChongLy 'Scott' Thao, which the county is investigating as potential kidnapping. The county alleges federal agents illegally detained Thao in subfreezing temperatures without a warrant, and DHS has obstructed the investigation by delaying information requests for over three months.
- Lafayette sheriff’s ICE partnership has grown to include detention, active enforcement
The Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office has expanded its collaboration with ICE, including using a building for detention and participating in a checkpoint that detained a U.S. citizen. Immigrant advocates criticize the partnership, arguing it erodes trust in local law enforcement. The sheriff’s office joined ICE’s 287(g) program, allowing deputies to detain individuals based on suspected immigration violations.
- US doctor with Ebola in Berlin hospital not critically ill, family tests negative
A U.S. citizen who contracted Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo is being treated in a Berlin hospital and is not critically ill. His wife and four children have tested negative for the virus.