Pasadena man part of lawsuit challenging ICE raids released from custody

KABC-TV
Isaac Villegas Molina was released after one week of detention linked to his participation in an unconstitutional ICE raids lawsuit.

Summary

Isaac Villegas Molina, a plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of ICE raids, was released from Adelanto Detention Center after one week of detention. Supporters, including Rep. Judy Chu, criticized the facility's inhumane conditions and highlighted deaths linked to its custody. DHS labeled him a "criminal illegal alien" for overstaying a visa by 13 years, though a judge had previously ruled he was not a danger or flight risk.

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