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DHS Official Concedes Undocumented Migrant Believed to Have Been Framed Is No Longer Under Investigation
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested undocumented Milwaukee man Ramon Morales Reyes on May 22, accusing him of threatening President Trump.
- Authorities found that Demetric Scott orchestrated a scheme to implicate Morales Reyes by dispatching threatening letters falsely bearing Morales Reyes' name in an attempt to prevent him from testifying.
- Scott admitted to writing the letters and wanted Morales Reyes deported to prevent testimony in an armed robbery trial where Morales Reyes was a witness.
- Attorney Cain Oulahan highlighted the difficulties Morales Reyes has faced due to serious accusations against him, while Judge Barry Phillips explained that the scheme was intended to have Morales Reyes arrested and deported.
- Morales Reyes remains in custody with a hearing on June 10, while advocates rally in his support amid efforts to pause his deportation and secure bond.
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Ramón Morales Reyes will remain in ICE custody, although the Trump administration acknowledges that he did not threaten the president, the DHS confirmed to this newspaper
A man who was falsely accused of threatening President Donald Trump's life faces a deportation process, even after Wisconsin authorities pointed out that the Mexican migrant was framed, and that he was the victim of a violent attack in 2023.Ramón Morales Reyes appeared under domestic spotlight last week, when National Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused him of writing letters threatening Trump.Officers of the agency discreetly acknowledged We…
Milwaukee immigrant worker faces deportation after being framed up for threatening to kill Trump
Even though a Milwaukee court has stated he was framed up and never threatened to kill the president, Ramon Morales Reyes is still being detained and subjected to a campaign to remove him from the US by Trump administration officials, including DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.
Man’s deportation delayed after ICE finds he was framed in Trump threat case
A man originally from Mexico is undergoing deportation proceedings, despite investigators saying that a letter threatening Trump's life ostensibly sent by him was in fact a set-up by someone looking to keep him from testifying in another trial. Ramon Morales Reyes, 54, an immigrant living in the U.S. illegally, is currently being held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody. The Department of Homeland Security said that even though …
DHS official concedes undocumented migrant believed to have been framed is no longer under investigation
A Department of Homeland Security official conceded Wednesday that an undocumented migrant believed to have been framed with threatening to kill President Donald Trump is no longer under investigation.
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