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Minnesota Girl and Mother Released After Nearly a Month in Texas Detention

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Elizabeth Zuna Caisaguano, a 10-year-old girl from Minnesota, and her mother Rosa have been released from the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley after being detained for almost a month. They were taken into custody by ICE agents on January 6 while on their way to school. The family’s attorney, Bobby Painter, confirmed their release, stating they are currently in a shelter in Laredo, Texas. Elizabeth was the first student from Columbia Heights Public Schools to be detained, and since her arrest, at least five other students from the same district have also been apprehended. The family is appealing their deportation order, which remains under review.

Key Details: • Elizabeth and her mother were detained on January 6, 2023. • They were released on a Tuesday afternoon and are now in a shelter in Laredo, Texas. • The family is appealing their deportation order and has attended all required hearings.

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Department of Homeland SecurityColumbia HeightsDilley, TexasColumbia Heights Public SchoolsElizabeth Zuna CaisaguanoRosaBobby PainterLaredo, Texas

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