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Immigrant sued Trump administration—now ICE has detained him a second time. Despite judge's order that he stay released on bond. "I think 100% this is retaliation for this lawsuit," lawyer said. "He is main litigant in the national racial profiling case before Supreme Court." Isaac Antonio Villegas Molina was...

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🚨ICE WITHHELD MEDICAL CARE FROM A DIABETIC MAN. HE DIED. THEN THEY MARKED HIM AS “RELEASED.” This is what happens when the government decides all immigrants are criminals. Nenko Gantchev was 56 years old. He lived in Chicago for 30 years. He entered the U.S. legally on a student visa, had a work permit, paid taxes, owned a trucking company, and was married to a U.S. citizen. He was in the middle of his green card application through that marriage when ICE arrested him. Not for a crime. Not because he was dangerous. But because he showed up to a USCIS interview. From the moment ICE took him, Nenko was treated like a criminal… not a husband, not a business owner, not a man who followed the legal process for decades. A federal judge ordered Nenko released on bond, along with hundreds of others, after finding these arrests were likely unlawful. ICE itself classified him as low risk to public safety. He remained detained as the government fought that release order in court. Nenko was diabetic. While held in a private ICE detention facility in Michigan, his health deteriorated. His family says he was denied proper medical care and a medically appropriate diet. He repeatedly told them he wasn’t feeling well. They sent commissary money just so he could eat food that wouldn’t spike his blood sugar. They hoped he would be released because of his medical condition. Instead, ICE kept him in custody. On December 16, on the day of their 8 year wedding anniversary, his wife didn’t receive his usual phone call. When she searched the ICE detainee locator, it said Nenko had been “released.” The next morning, she learned the truth. Nenko Gantchev had died in ICE custody. ICE now claims his death was from “natural causes,” while providing no meaningful explanation to his wife. Other detainees report he asked for medical help and did not receive it in time. This is not an isolated incident. This year alone, nearly 30 people have died in ICE custody, making 2025 the deadliest year on record. Every time, officials insist it’s a tragedy… not the predictable outcome of a system that dehumanizes immigrants by default. Nenko wasn’t a criminal. He was labeled as one. When a system treats people as disposable, and dehumanizes them, neglect becomes routine. When neglect becomes routine, people die in custody. And when they die, the paperwork says “released.” A U.S. citizen lost her husband. And unless this system changes, she will not be the last.

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A 50 year old man from Kentucky won the largest Powerball jackpot in his state's history on a Monday. He claimed the $167 MILLION check on Tuesday. He was arrested for kicking a police officer in the face at a hotel bar on Wednesday. He has been arrested three times since winning. – James Farthing was a 50 year old from Georgetown Kentucky. – On April 28 2025 he bought a Powerball ticket at a gas station and matched all six numbers. – The jackpot was $167.3 MILLION. The largest Powerball prize ever won in Kentucky history. – He split it with his 77 year old mother and his girlfriend. – He claimed the check publicly at the Kentucky Lottery headquarters on Tuesday April 29. – The next evening Farthing and his girlfriend Jacqueline Fightmaster were at the TradeWinds Resort in St Pete Beach Florida. – A fight broke out at the hotel bar between Farthing and another guest. – When a Pinellas County Sheriff's deputy arrived to break up the altercation Farthing kicked the deputy in the face. Then tried to run out of the hotel. – He was tackled by police and arrested on the floor of the lobby. His girlfriend was arrested simultaneously for public intoxication. – As the deputy was arresting his girlfriend she told the officer "we came to the Kentucky Lottery in Louisville and claimed the check which was $167 million." – Farthing was charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence and simple battery. – He was on parole in Kentucky at the time of the arrest. – His mother bonded him out of jail. He was extradited to Kentucky and released for time served. – In February 2026 he was arrested a second time for allegedly intimidating a witness. – Deputies also found a firearm on his bedside table. He was on parole. – In April 2026 he was arrested a third time. – The Kentucky Lottery confirmed he and his mother received all their winnings despite everything. He won $167 MILLION on Monday, claimed the check on Tuesday, and was arrested for kicking a police officer in the face on Wednesday. He has been arrested three times since winning.

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