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January 24, 2008 05:39 PM

Are U.S. citizens being deported to foreign countries?

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Thomas Allen Warziniack, shown in his high school graduation photo, was detained for weeks in an Arizona immigration detention center even though he was born in Minnesota and grew up in Georgia.
Thomas Allen Warziniack, shown in his high school graduation photo, was detained for weeks in an Arizona immigration detention center even though he was born in Minnesota and grew up in Georgia. MCT
Thomas Allen Warziniack, second from left in the back row, was about 10 or 11 in this picture.
Thomas Allen Warziniack, second from left in the back row, was about 10 or 11 in this picture. Photo courtesy of the Warzniack family / MCT
The booking information for Warziniack's minor drug arrest lists an incorrect name and birthdate.
The booking information for Warziniack's minor drug arrest lists an incorrect name and birthdate. MCT
Last March, Kebin Reyes, shown here at age 6, was detained after his father was picked up in an immigration sweep. His father says he asked ICE officials to call relatives who would care for his son. ICE officials deny turning down the request but acknowledge the boy was a U.S. citizen and released him after 10 hours.
Last March, Kebin Reyes, shown here at age 6, was detained after his father was picked up in an immigration sweep. His father says he asked ICE officials to call relatives who would care for his son. ICE officials deny turning down the request but acknowledge the boy was a U.S. citizen and released him after 10 hours. Gigi Pandian / ACLU of Northern California / MCT
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