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‘It Was Bad’: Milford Teen Detained by ICE Details 6 Days in Confinement, What Comes Next in Interview with The News
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Marcelo Gomes da Silva was released after six days of being held in the custody of the Immigration and Customs Control Service.
‘It was bad’: Milford teen detained by ICE details 6 days in confinement, what comes next in interview with The News
On May 31, Marcelo Gomes Da Silva, an 18-year-old rising senior at Milford High School, was unexpectedly detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, officials while en route to volleyball practice. The news of his detainment quickly spread throughout the Milford community and led to widespread condemnation from community members, local leaders and even Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey. Gomes, who has lived in Milford, Mass. …
The Brazilian student Marcelo Gomes, who was detained by the U.S. immigration hours before being trained in the middle school, described the days he spent in the detention center. He was used to under wages on Friday (5) after a hearing of custody. In a press collection after being released, the 18-year-old youth said: “I don’t want to cry, but I mean that that place isn’t good. It’s not good.” Marcelo said he had been raised in a room where he …
Marcelo Gomes, 18 years old, had been imprisoned for six days by the North American Immigration Service, was released after having passed through an audition and paid a loan of $2,000.
Marcelo Gomes was on his way to a flight train with three other colleagues when he was approached by U.S. Immigration and Alfandanga agents. According to the body director, the authorities were looking for his father when they were imprisoned.
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