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18-year-old Ricardo Hernandez-Navarrete spent over two months in ICE custody after being arrested alongside his mother in March during what they expected would be a routine immigration appointment in Chicago. Hernandez-Navarrete was unexpectedly released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Thursday evening. “Being far from my mom, be...

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