Summary
Charity Mukamuri, a green card holder and founder of a nonprofit organization helping the homeless in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during a traffic stop. She faces accusations from the Department of Homeland Security related to cruelty towards children, but her family disputes these claims. Mukamuri is currently held in detention in Texas, and her friends and family are working to support her through the legal process.
Key Facts
- Charity Mukamuri was detained by ICE after a traffic stop in Oklahoma.
- She is the founder of the Isaiah 54 Project, a nonprofit that helps feed homeless people in Tulsa.
- The Department of Homeland Security accuses her of cruelty towards children, but specific details were not provided.
- Her family states that Mukamuri has no criminal record and holds a green card.
- Mukamuri has three children who are U.S. citizens.
- She has been moved between several detention centers in Texas, complicating legal assistance.
- Her nonprofit continues to operate, although her absence impacts its work.
- Supporters have started a fundraising campaign to cover her legal expenses.
