Outcry after ICE violently detains US citizen walking to high school: ‘I thought they were going to kill me’
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Agents pinned down Erik Zepeda, a 20-year-old with disabilities, and left him with a broken wrist in latest example of ICE brutality as activity surges in California The violent ICE detention of a US citizen with disabilities as he walked to his high school has sparked outrage in California where le
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Outcry after ICE violently detains US citizen walking to high school: ‘I thought they were going to kill me’. Agents pinned down Erik Zepeda, a 20-year-old with disabilities, and left him with a broken wrist in latest example of ICE brutality as activity surges in California The violent ICE detention of a US citizen with disabilities as he walked to his high school has sparked outrage in California where le Covered by 1 publications. The Guardian World: Outcry after ICE violently detains US citizen walking to high school: ‘I thought they were going to kill me’.
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- The Guardian World United Kingdom Outcry after ICE violently detains US citizen walking to high school: ‘I thought they were going to kill me’ Agents pinned down Erik Zepeda, a 20-year-old with disabilities, and left him with a broken wrist in latest example of ICE brutality as activity surges in California The violent ICE detention of a US citizen with disabilities as he walked to his high school has sparked outrage in California where le 4 h ago · Tier 2
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