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In reply to the discussion: This is the man that ICE just detained. Iowa superintendent and former Olympian bested in footrace by 5th-grader [View all]SickOfTheOnePct
(8,673 posts)He's very well educated, as well as liked and respected by the community - good lawyers are no doubt lining up to take his case.
And while I find many of the tactics that ICE is using abhorrent, it's not "outrageously illegal" for them to enforce immigration laws.
There is no presumption of innocence in immigration courts, so yes, the burden of proof that someone is here legally is on that person.
IF (big if) there is indeed an existing deportation order, then ICE will have to provide it to Guyana, if that's where they plan to send him, or to a third country, if Guyana won't accept him. They will also have to provide it to his attorney.
A spokesman for the school board said the provided an I-9 and documentation, and that they did a thorough background check. If that's the case, and if his documents were valid, then it seems that ICE has royally screwed up, and he's most likely looking at a huge payout.
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