ICE lying
2026-02-26 18:27:31.956353+01 by
Dan Lyke
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US District Couirt, Southern District of West Virgina, Charleston division:
Eduardo Tinajero Rodriguez v Christopher Mason et al, Civil Action No. 2:26-cv-00122:
The Respondents did attach a document to their Response purporting to show
minor convictions for marijuana possession in 2009. The Petitioner was four years old in
2009, and the Respondent indicated that the document was supplied by ICE and likely
presumed to relate to the Petitioner because the individual in those records had the same
name, despite the differences in birthdate, birthplace, parents names, and immigration
status. This sloppiness further validates the Courts concerns about the procedures
utilized by the Respondents depriving people present in the United States of their liberty.
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