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⚐ Highlighted incident #12763 (not on this page in normal date order)Clear

Man describes being unlawfully detained by ICE for three months, underfed

GoFundMe📦
Sep 24, 2026Jackson, WY

Stoyan Stoyanov, who has lived in the U.S. for 10 years while navigating his immigration case, says he was unlawfully arrested by ICE and held in detention for three months. He says he lost 24 pounds and developed health issues after being underfed in the detention center, and fell behind on rent and credit card payments as a result. He has started a GoFundMe to help cover legal fees, overdue bills, and medical costs stemming from his detention.

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