Caribbean immigrants re-taken into custody
Mar 22, 2013
WASHINGTON, CMC – The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency says agents have taken 28 Caribbean and other immigrants back into custody after they were recently released from detention centers and jails around the country.
ICE said the immigrants were re-taken “after either violating the terms of their supervision or after the agency discovered information not available during an initial review of their case.”
“ICE will continue to review the terms of release for the individuals as part of its routine practice and will reconsider conditions as necessary,” said the agency in a statement on Wednesday, without identifying the nationalities of the detainees.
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