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Venezuelan immigrant in Detroit makes a wrong turn at Ambassador Bridge, is deported
- Ricardo Prada VaĢsquez was reportedly locked up ā and sent to El Salvador.
- The case poses the question whether others are facing similar situations.
- It also is perhaps a warning for immigrants seeking asylum thorough the CBP One mobile app.
A 32-year-old Venezuelan immigrant, Ricardo Prada VaĢsquez, reportedly went the wrong way while delivering a food order in January in Detroit, ended up crossing the Canadian border, was taken into custody by U.S. authorities and deported.
He was sent to El Salvador.
“What we’re seeing is one wrong turn at the Detroit bridge ā the Ambassador Bridge ā can result in your loved one disappearing,” Christine Sauve, theĀ Michigan Immigrant Rights Center‘s communications coordinator told the Free Press. “And that shouldn’t be the case.”
There now appears to be scant official information about Prada, prompting an investigation by theĀ New York Times, which first published details of his case on Tuesday under the headline “An Immigrant Held in U.S. Custody ‘Simply Disappeared.’ “
Prada’s plight is the latest twist in an intensifying showdown between two branches of government, the executive and judiciary: A federal judge has ordered other deportations to be reversed because of inadequate due process. The White House has not complied.
Herman Dhade, the president of theĀ Detroit Immigration Law FirmĀ in West Bloomfield, said he has had clients temporarily detained at the Ambassador bridge because they got turned around.
But what is unusual about this case, he added, is a man was deported without due process.
“It’s very alarming,” Dhade said. “You see the danger to arbitrarily say people are affiliated with a gang and being able to deport them is dangerous. What if you accidently deport a U.S. citizen? It’s a slippery slope.”
The Detroit case also suggests, the Times wrote, “a new level of disarray in the immigration system,” and poses the question whether others are facing similar situations, forced to leave without much recourse.
The reason for the information “black hole,” the Immigrant Rights Center said, is that immigrants are being held at detention centers for days at a time, something that the system wasn’t set up to do, with limited tracking and oversight.
What’s more, for immigrants seeking asylum through theĀ CBP OneĀ ā Customs and Border Protection ā mobile app that allows individuals to enter the United States before their claims were vetted, it appears to be a warning to avoid any mishaps.
“Ricardoās story by itself is incredibly tragic,”Ā Ben Levey, a staff attorney with the National Immigrant Justice CenterĀ based in Chicago, told the Times, adding that “we donāt know how many Ricardos there are.”
The Times reported that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials confirmed to Levey a deportation but not his destination. Later, after the Times report was published, the news organization said that Homeland Security said he was sent to El Salvador.
“The failure to list his deportation and location on any publicly accessible records may have been a simple oversight,” the Times wrote, adding that “the matter continues to raise alarm among immigrant advocates and legal scholars.”
According to the Times account:
Prada, a delivery driver who had been in the United States for just a few months, picked up an order at McDonaldās and headed to a Detroit address, but made a wrong turn onto the Ambassador Bridge, a situation that motorists occasionally find themselves in.
In late March, for instance, the Free Press reported that a family took the wrong exit off Interstate 75, leading to the bridge while on their way to Costco, a mistake that led to the family being detained by immigration agents for several days before being released.
Prada, the Times said, was detained and ordered to be deported. Prada contacted a friend who was in Chicago. Prada reportedly said he was being housed in Texas and had expected to be repatriated to Venezuela but instead was sent to El Salvador.
Prada was “among tens of thousands of Venezuelans who migrated to the United States in recent years as their country descended into crisis under the government of NicolaĢs Maduro.”
It appears, the Time reported, Prada had permission to enter America through the CBP One app, which Republicans have criticized as a back door into the country. Prada went to Chicago and then to Detroit, where he was awaiting an immigration appointment.
He has a “few years of college” and a 4-year-old son, the Times reported.
But when he mistakenly left the country, authorities no longer considered his status valid.
Prada, the Times said, was taken into custody, to Calhoun County Correctional Center in western Michigan, to an immigration facility in Ohio, and then to yet another facility in Texas.
From there, the Times said, the Trump administration flew three planes carrying Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador, “where they have been ever since, locked up in a maximum-security prison and denied contact with the outside world.”
The Times, which independently searched for Prada through records, reported it could not find him on a list of 238 people who were deported to El Salvador, nor could it identify him in photos and videos of shackled men with shaved heads.
The Times, quoting one of Pradaās friends, said that the immigrant “simply disappeared.”
As a result,
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