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ICE detentions and your rights

A group of people holding signs with messages of support like "Lawfully here, wrongfully held"
Nick Swartsell
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WVXU
Attendees at a July 13 rally outside Children's Hospital protesting the ICE detention of Imam Ayman Soliman, a former chaplain at the hospital.

Last Thursday police arrested several people on the Roebling Bridge who were among a large group protesting the ICE arrest of Imam Ayman Soliman.

Several ICE detentions have led to local protests and several of those arrested have already been deported.

What do you need to know if you fear you will be stopped by ICE? What are your rights? What can you expect from the process? And are there legal documents you should have on hand in the event of detention?

On Cincinnati Edition, we talk with lawyers about immigration law, asylum cases, and recent arrests.

Guests:

  • Scott Hicks, immigration attorney
  • Sarah Larcade, attorney, Larcade Law
  • Samantha Searls, program director, Ignite Peace

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