By CBS Bay Area A Lodi nurse and University of San Francisco professor who was arrested by federal immigration agents at her home in September has spent nearly two months in detention, as colleagues and elected officials push for her release. Dr.
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Congressman calls for release of California nurse detained by ICE
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California nurse and professor remains in ICE custody as colleagues, lawmakers call for her release
Stockton Rep. Josh Harder sounded alarm over Lawani’s detention and whereabouts, stressing that the Lodi resident has lived in the U.S. legally for 13 years with no criminal record.
(FOX40.COM) — A California congressman is calling for the release of his constituent, a nurse and professor from Lodi, after she was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement earlier this year. ICE agents arrested Ann Lawani on Sept. 16 during what a spokesperson for the U.S.
Rep. Josh Harder (D-Stockton) is calling for the release of a nurse who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and sent across the country, 1,700 miles from home. Nurse detained by ICE ICE agents arrested Ann Lawani in September in Lodi, Calif.
University of San Francisco nursing professor Dr. Ann Lawani remains in federal immigration custody nearly two months after agents arrested her outside her Northern California home, despite a federal judge's order protecting her from deportation to her native Nigeria.
By CBS Bay Area A Lodi nurse and University of San Francisco professor who was arrested by federal immigration agents at her home in September has spent nearly two months in detention, as colleagues and elected officials push for her release. Dr.
Ann Lawani was taken from her home, sparking a huge outcry among students and faculty at her university Nearly two months after ICE agents whisked a beloved California nurse and professor from her home in Lodi, her university has ramped up calls for her release.
