Through a translator, 22-year-old Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales spoke publicly for the first time about her fight to prove her citizenship and a new ICE requirement that she now must wear an ankle monitor.
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ICE väittää, että yhdysvaltojen kansalainen ei ole kansalainen kohtelu on tietty perinteistä ICE:ä. Tuokin oli 21 päivää vangittuna. Hauskasti dokumentaatio, joka riittää Trumpin ajaman äänestyksen uusimiseen, ei riitä ICE:lle kansalaisuuden todistamiseen. Jenkeissä tuo syntymätodistus on ainoa paperi, joka valtaosalla on.
Molempien puolten lausunnot oli tässä:
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Full statement from DHS
"Dulce Consuelo Madrigal Diaz is NOT a U.S. citizen—she is an illegal alien from Mexico.
She did NOT provide a valid U.S. birth certificate or any evidence in support of her claim that she is a U.S. citizen.
On December 14, ICE arrested this illegal alien in Baltimore, Maryland. On October 20, 2023, when CBP encountered her near Lukeville, Arizona, Madrigal-Diaz claimed she was a citizen of Mexico and was born on October 18, 2003.
Her case is being adjudicated.
Any allegation that ICE does not allow detainees to contact legal assistance is FALSE. All detainees have access to phones to communicate with lawyers."
Full statement from Diaz Morales' legal team
"Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales is a United States citizen by birth. She was born in Maryland on October 18, 2003. That fact is supported by a certified Maryland birth certificate, contemporaneous hospital records from Laurel Regional Hospital, affidavits from individuals who were at her birth, elementary school records, and Maryland public health immunization records beginning in infancy. A medical expert in pediatrics conducted an extensive and thorough review of these documents and confirmed that they substantially support Dulce's claim of being a U.S. citizen born in Maryland.
Dulce was mistakenly processed as a noncitizen after entering the United States during an emergency without access to documentation. She was assigned an A-number and placed into removal proceedings. That administrative error did not and cannot change her constitutional status. She is a citizen."