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Evenezer Cortez Martinez, a DACA recipient who was detained and deported after returning from Mexico last week, has returned to his home in the Kansas City area. (Mary Sanchez/The Beacon)

Man deported after visiting family grave in Mexico is back in Kansas City

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol

DACA recipient and Kansas City father of 3 deported to Mexico despite valid documentation

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Immigration Enforcement Paradoxes: Politics, Legal Complexities, and Human Impact

The Journalism of Everything: A Deep Dive Into Curiosity-Driven Reporting

El Porto Mexican Cafe, Missouri

ICE didn’t show warrant to detain 12 at Liberty restaurant, manager says. Was one needed? (source: The Kansas City Star)

El Porto Mexican Cafe located in Liberty, Missouri

ICE did not notify local law enforcement before detaining Liberty restaurant workers (source: The Kansas City Star)

El Porto Mexican Cafe

Approached about your immigration status? Know your rights. (source: KCTV5)

Do Kansas, Missouri residents have to answer questions from ICE? We asked an expert (source: The Kansas City Star)

a photograph of a prison cell

Leavenworth considers prison cells for Trump’s mass deportation plan (source: KCUR.org)

Why immigration lawyers are worried about Trump 2.0 (source: The Times of India)

The Essential Role of State Courts in Special Immigrant Juvenile Cases

Correcting Course on Matter of Lozada: Insights by Rekha Sharma-Crawford

Can marrying your American girlfriend save you from deportation

Can marrying your American girlfriend save you from deportation?

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AILA and Members File Litigation Against Arbitrary Mandatory Form Changes

CoreCivic's Leavenworth Detention Center

Shuttered private jail in Kansas considers prison cells for Trump’s mass deportation plan

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