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His application for asylum was denied several years ago, but ICE was unable to secure travel documents to deport him to Mali. So they released him to live with his family instead, asking him to regularly check in with ICE. Souleymane did this for almost a decade. — PolitiTweet.org

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Souleymane came to the US 11 years ago because his life was in danger in his home country of Mali. His wife is a lawful permanent resident, and he has three daughters — all of whom are US citizens. — PolitiTweet.org

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In February 2020, Souleymane was in the middle of his workday as an Uber driver, when he reported for his check-in. He left his car in the parking lot, thinking this would be a quick trip like usual. But ICE detained him. — PolitiTweet.org

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