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DHS placed a comedian on law enforcement’s radar. Illinois spread the word.

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By Aura Bogado 
| Injustice Watch
The Department of Homeland Security has circulated a “Be on the Lookout” alert to law enforcement nationwide, targeting a comedian whose satire of US immigration enforcement went viral. The subject of the alert, known as a BOLO, was Ben Palmer, a Nashville-based stand-up comedian and prankster who created a parody anti-immigration tip website.
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Contratista de ICE encerró a una inmigrante y su bebé en un hotel de O'Hare durante cinco días

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By Aura Bogado 
| La Voz Chicago
El mejor lugar para cobertura de noticias y cultura latina en Chicago. Desde su habitación en el tercer piso del hotel Sonesta Chicago O’Hare Airport Rosemont, Valentina Galvis podía ver al personal de los vuelos y a los viajeros entrar y salir. Las familias disfrutaban de comidas de verano en el patio al aire libre. Los amigos tomaban selfies para conmemorar su estancia. Los niños se movían inquietos mientras esperaban los autobuses que los llevarían al aeropuerto cercano.
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ICE contractor locked an immigrant and her baby at an O’Hare hotel for five days

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By Aura Bogado 
| Chicago Sun-Times
From her room on the third floor of the Sonesta Chicago O’Hare Airport Rosemont hotel, Valentina Galvis could see flight crews and travelers coming and going. Families enjoyed summer dining on the outdoor patio. Friends snapped selfies commemorating their stays. Children fidgeted as they waited for shuttles to deliver them to the nearby airport. But for Galvis and her 7-month-old son, the hotel was not a vacation — it was a jail.
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