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'I lost everything': Venezuelans were rounded up in a dramatic midnight raid but never charged with a crime

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By Melissa Sanchez Verified, Jodi S. Cohen Verified, T Miller, Sebastian Rotella
| San Francisco Weekly Verified
Chicago Raid: Agents rappelled from a helicopter to raid an apartment complex “filled” with Tren de Aragua gangsters. ProPublica found little to support the government’s claims. Immigrants Speak Out: Federal officials declined to release the names of 37 immigrants detained in raid. ProPublica has identified 21 of them and spoken with a dozen. A Bust? Immigration officials said they arrested just two members of Tren de Aragua. ProPublica talked with one and found no criminal records in his past.
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‘I lost everything’: Venezuelans were rounded up in a dramatic midnight raid but never charged with a crime

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By Melissa Sanchez Verified, Jodi S. Cohen Verified, T Miller, Sebastian Rotella, Melissa Sanchez, Miriam Elba
| The Southern Illinoisan Verified
On the night of the raid, heavily armed federal agents zip-tied Jhonny Manuel Caicedo Fereira’s hands behind his back, marched him out of his Chicago apartment building and put him against a wall to question him. As a Black Hawk helicopter roared overhead, the slender, 28-year-old immigrant from Venezuela answered softly, his eyes darting to a television crew invited to film the raid.
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'I Lost Everything': Venezuelans Rounded Up in Dramatic Midnight Raid Never Charged With a Crime

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By Melissa Sanchez, Jodi S. Cohen Verified, T Miller, Sebastian Rotella, Mariam Elba
| Truthdig Verified
This story was originally published by ProPublica. On the night of the raid, heavily armed federal agents zip-tied Jhonny Manuel Caicedo Fereira’s hands behind his back, marched him out of his Chicago apartment building and put him against a wall to question him. As a Black Hawk helicopter roared overhead, the slender, 28-year-old immigrant from Venezuela answered softly, his eyes darting to a television crew invited to film the raid.
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