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US Attorney's Office: Many Omaha ICE Detainees Won't Be Charged with Social Security Fraud
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, JUL 15 – The 13 women allege being held in freezing conditions and mistreated during the ICE raid targeting identity theft at Glenn Valley Foods, with many held without charges, advocates said.
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Omaha World-HeraldUS Attorney's Office: Many Omaha ICE detainees won't be charged with Social Security fraud
The U.S. Attorney's Office said many detainees from Omaha's Glenn Valley ICE raid won't be charged with Social Security fraud due to a "unique set of circumstances."
Many remain detained following Omaha ICE raid - The Reader
Nearly 80 people remain detained after the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid at an Omaha food processing plant last month. As of Friday, one worker has been released on bond while several other bond requests have been denied, according to the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Advancement (CIRA), one organization offering legal assistance to those detained. More bond hearings are on the court schedule this month with CIRA attorneys offering…
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