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writing things @ProPublica. Cali kid who left her heart in Idaho. Previously: @CalMatters @Statesman @IdahoStatesman @TheIdahoPress
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Why have immigration agents detained this American citizen three times?

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By Nicole Foy Verified
| Salon Verified
When immigration agents pulled U.S. citizen Leonardo Garcia Venegas from his car this month and shackled him, he wasn’t surprised. He wasn’t scared. He was tired. As ProPublica detailed last fall, he had already been detained twice before. A year ago, Garcia Venegas was filming his brother’s arrest during a raid on their coastal Alabama construction site when he was tackled by agents, who ignored his pleas that he was a citizen.
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Daily Immigration News Clips - May 18, 2026

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By Laura Weiss Verified, Jake Sherman, Nicole Foy Verified
| aila.org
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Why Have Immigration Agents Detained This American Citizen Three Times?

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By Nicole Foy Verified
| ProPublica Verified
When immigration agents pulled U.S. citizen Leonardo Garcia Venegas from his car this month and shackled him, he wasn’t surprised. He wasn’t scared. He was tired. As ProPublica detailed last fall, he had already been detained twice before. A year ago, Garcia Venegas was filming his brother’s arrest during a raid on their coastal Alabama construction site when he was tackled by agents, who ignored his pleas that he was a citizen.
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