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Man is detained for days after rookie ICE agent’s paperwork error

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A rookie ICE officer’s paperwork errors became the justification for the detention of Carlos De La Garza, a California resident, highlighting concerns over reduced training under the Trump administration. The government later acknowledged the mistakes and dropped objections to De La Garza’s release. The officer, Nolan De Long, had received significantly less training on the form he botched than ICE recruits used to receive, according to a review of court records and DHS documents obtained by The Washington Post. In a statement, DHS denied that training had been reduced and acknowledged the paperwork errors but minimized their significance.

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