US EditionDetroit mother facing deportation after wrong turn onto bridge at US-Canada border
- Democratic Representative Rashida Tlaib visited Customs and Border Protection sites near the Ambassador Bridge.
- Her visit followed reports of immigrants detained after accidentally driving onto the international bridge.
- CBP agents detained over 200 people making wrong turns between January and March.
- Tlaib reported that CBP detained over 200 people since January, stating "more than 90% mistakenly driving onto the bridge".
- Advocates and Tlaib raise concerns about prolonged detention, limited access, and due process for those held.
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Detroit mother facing deportation after wrong turn onto bridge at US-Canada border
Customs and Border Protection said agents encountered just over 200 undocumented people from Jan. 20 to March 21 at crossings in Detroit. About half were detained and turned over to ICE after secondary processing was complete, according to a CBP spokesman.
·Michigan, United States
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