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First reported by NBC News (Lean left); 6 outlets over 46h.
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Carel Aaron Van Der Merwe immigrated to US at 14 and has been waiting seven years for asylum case to be heard A Wisconsin state patrol trooper, whom federal immigration agents detained on Thursday at an airport, has been released from their custody.
Read at theguardian.com →Immigration and Customs Enforcement have released from custody a Wisconsin state trooper originally from South Africa, his lawyers said.
Read at upi.com →ICE says a teen, Van Der Merwe, overstayed his visitor's visa with his family.
Read at newsnationnow.com →A 21-year-old Wisconsin state trooper was released Friday after being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents a day earlier in what his lawyer described as a “dramatic experience.” Carel Aaron Van Der Merwe, who is originally from South Africa, was traveling to visit family when…
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