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U.S. Government Unable to Locate Venezuelan Man Deported From Houston

  • Widmer Agelviz-Sanguino, a 24-year-old Venezuelan refugee, disappeared from ICE custody in Houston after being deported in March 2025.
  • He and his family arrived in Houston in fall 2024 through a UN refugee program after a rigorous vetting process, but he was detained over tattoos linked to a gang.
  • A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to confirm Agelviz-Sanguino’s whereabouts, restore attorney-client communication, and provide health updates within 24 hours.
  • Despite media reports suggesting he was deported to El Salvador's CECOT prison, the government declared it has no reliable information about his location or well-being.
  • The case highlights issues of detainee tracking and government transparency, with attorneys considering appeals as they await compliance with court orders.
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Latin Times broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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