answers: What was the impact of the ICE policy change on immigrant communities…
Connor Read was separated from his wife Jaelin and his twin sons Ryder and Ozzie.
2026-06-03 → 2026-06-04
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What was the impact of the ICE policy change on immigrant communities and detention numbers?
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What bears on it
- supports Connor Read has been held in an ICE detention facility for more than a month and a half under threat of deportation.
- supports Connor Read has been told a decision may take up to six months.
- supports Connor Read spent eight days in a shared cell at Pinellas County Jail.
- supports Connor Read was taken to Pinellas County Jail in Florida.
- supports ICE ignored the pending I‑130 petition.
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- Connor Read was separated from his wife Jaelin and his twin sons Ryder and Ozzie.
Connor Read, 29, was taken by ICE agents after he was invited to a green card (residency permit) interview in Tampa, Florida, on 3 June, and separated from his wife, Jaelin, 25, and his three-year-old twin sons Ryder and Ozzie.
Sources
- British-born man living in US since age of nine held by ICE under threat of deportation cited evidence
Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from British-born man living in US since age of nine held by ICE under threat of deportation · 2026-09-11 07:47