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A federal judge ruled that ICE agents' detention of an innocent man in Washington was egregious, marking another documented case of mistaken identity in enforcement operations.
A federal judge ruled that ICE agents' detention of an innocent man in Washington was egregious—a rare clear judicial rebuke of enforcement conduct. This is another documented case of mistaken identity in ICE operations. When judges use language like 'egregious' for what amounts to holding the wrong person, it signals that courts see a pattern, not an isolated error.
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