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Officials and advocates say some were let go late at night, with uncharged phones and no money or belongings.

bit.lyICE released detainees from at least 29 states in California, far from their homes, group saysOfficials and advocates say some were let go late at night, with uncharged phones and no money or belongings.

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CanteLuta

@canteluta.bsky.social

18h

Absolutely true. They sometimes don't know what city they are in and are just abandoned on the side of the street to figure it out themselves. We've volunteered with Faithinthevalley.org works in California to gather them up and get them back to their homes and families.

faithinthevalley.orgHome - Faith in the ValleyInspired by faith, driven by justice, and rooted in community, we’re fighting for a different and better future for families and communities across our eight-co

Sam

@tx-sam.bsky.social

16h

Faith in the Valley has some awsome people volenteering multiple long days a week to try and help the people get home. Here is a link to a story about them. #kern #bakersfield #fresno #tulare #ridgecrest #california #tehachapi #taft #wasco #delano #arvin www.kvpr.org/community/20...

kvpr.orgIn Kern County, a volunteer network helps people released from ICE custody get back homeAs the number of detainees filling the nation's immigration detention centers grows, so does the need to get people back home if they’re lucky enough to be released.