Summary
Representative Ruben Gallego criticized U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for allegedly prioritizing quotas over focusing on criminal threats. Kelly Yu, a sushi restaurant owner, was released after being detained by ICE for nearly a year despite having no criminal record. ICE's approach, during President Donald Trump's administration, has faced scrutiny for its methods and impact on immigrants and legal residents.
Key Facts
- Representative Ruben Gallego criticized ICE for allegedly pursuing quotas.
- Kelly Yu, who owns sushi restaurants, was detained for nearly a year without a criminal record.
- Yu entered the U.S. illegally decades ago and was denied asylum but married an American.
- A judge ordered Yu's release after a successful legal petition.
- ICE has faced criticism under President Trump for its handling of deportations.
- Over 20,200 court petitions have challenged ICE detentions.
- Yu must wear an ankle monitor and check in with courts post-release.
- Criticism highlights ICE's focus on undocumented immigrants rather than criminals.
