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A Former Nicaraguan Paramilitary Faces Deportation or Statelessness After ICE Detention

After lawyers submitted hospital records and a Colorado birth certificate, the 25-year-old returned while a federal lawsuit over his deportation continues.

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MEXICO CITY (AP) — A former Nicaraguan paramilitary detained by U.S. immigration authorities could soon be deported to the country where he said he was imprisoned and tortured — or sent to another country where he would be rendered stateless. Marlon Gerardo Sáenz Cruz, 65, who defected from the ruling Sandinista party, was among 222...

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The Toronto StarThe Toronto Star
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A former Nicaraguan paramilitary faces deportation or statelessness after ICE detention

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A former Nicaraguan paramilitary detained by U.S. immigration authorities could soon be deported to the country where he said he was imprisoned and tortured — or sent to another country where he would be rendered stateless.

·Toronto, Canada
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IBTimes UKIBTimes UK
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US Citizen Deported to Mexico Finally Returns Home After Nearly Five Months in Immigration Nightmare

Brian García, a US citizen deported to Mexico, returns after five months following a legal battle proving his Denver birth.

·United Kingdom
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USA TodayUSA Today
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US citizen deported to Mexico allowed home after nearly 5 months

A U.S. citizen born in Denver was deported to Mexico after a traffic stop. After nearly 5 months, a lawsuit helped bring him back home.

·New York, United States
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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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