Dan Gividen said immigration authorities rarely detained service members’ immediate family members unless they had committed violent crimes.
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- Dan Gividen said immigration authorities rarely detained service members’ immediate family members unless they had committed violent crimes.
“We would not place them into removal proceedings, period. That’s insane,” Gividen said. “The fact that they’re doing it now is just outrageous.”
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Origin: extracted from 50-plus military spouses, parents detained in immigration crackdown · 2026-09-11 08:29