Mother arrested at LA court alongside six-year-old son with cancer sues Ice | US immigration

A woman from a Honduras looking for asylum in the United States, immigration agents, six -year -old son diagnosed with leukemia, including a Los Angeles immigration court after arresting after the arrest of Trump administration sued.

The woman and her nine -year -old son, who is described as “MS Z ,, are detained at a Texas detention facility for several weeks after her arrest. The government placed them in accelerated lifting.

For the family, lawyers say that the administration was detained as a part of the campaign to arrest non -citizens when the immigration court participated in the hearings. According to the lawsuit filed this week, the arrests that occurred in the United States in the United States have never been seen before ”. The case claims that the family has been detained by violating the constitutional rights.

The family applied to the United States last year after adding their own country, which they encountered with “close, threatening death threats”. According to the court documents provided by the Texas Civil Rights Project, they followed the “legal process, and went to live with Parolled and the woman’s mother.

The child was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia at the age of three years and had a two -year successful treatment. Although there were no more leukemia cells in his blood, his mother knew that he would need regular monitoring and medical care, and after settling in the USA, he took him to more than one appointment.

After attending a court hearing in Los Angeles last month, where their lawsuits were suddenly rejected, the federal agents dressed like civilians arrested the family without notifying ”while leaving the courtroom.

The case stated that they were not allowed to leave or search. After a six -year -old, after seeing an agent gun, he urinated himself in fear and was left in wet clothes for hours for hours.

The family has been held in a detention center in Texas since its arrest. The six -year -old child missed a medical appointment on the diagnosis of the family at the beginning of this month due to the imprisonment of the family.

Detention has a very harmful effects on physical and mental health of children, potentially caused “serious psychological trauma ve, and research has found that the children in the Dilley facility suffered from“ insufficient medical care ..

“He lost his appetite, he has experienced easy bruising and occasional bone pain, and he looks pale, all of them are known as leukemia symptoms,” he says, and his mother is afraid that he did not get the necessary medical care. Both children cry every night.

DHS official Tricia McLughlin, Guardian said in a statement, the child received regular treatment while detained, he said.

“First of all, there is no individual emergency care that has never been detained during detention, Mc said DHS Deputy Secretary McLughlin. “Fortunately, the little child has not undergone chemotherapy for more than a year and has been seen regularly by medical staff since it has reached Dillley.”

“The result that ice will deny the medical care of a child is completely wrong and is insulting the men and women of the federal law enforcement officers. Ice always gives priority to the health, safety and prosperity of all prisoners in care.”

Lawyers demand that the family be released immediately for medical treatment, and they say that there is no risk of flight and that they do everything the government asks them.

“The government does not detain its legitimate interests in protecting petitions against danger or flight risk,” the court says. “Instead, the government detained this family, numerous others were sweeping in the judicial arrests, which was easy to find, because they were easy to find, where DHs told them to maintain humanitarian aid.”

Family, Interior Security (DHS), Migration and Customs Protection (ICE), Ministry of Justice (DEJ) and Detention Center Director, ICE’s acting director, internal security secretary and the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office sued.

McLughlin said that the family had chosen to object to the cases of an immigrant judge and that the ice will remain in custody until it was resolved ”.