44-year-old Colombian man with employment authorization thrown to the ground by federal agents during traffic stop in Tulsa
September 15, 2025·Location: Baltimore, MD
Country of origin: Colombia
Santiago M., a 44-year-old Colombian man with an employment authorization document, was leaving the Walmart parking lot in Baltimore on September 15, 2025, when a van pulled him over. He showed officers his Real ID and said he was in the country legally. They ordered him out, grabbed him, and threw him to the ground where they handcuffed him. When he said he was not a criminal and asked why he was being detained, an officer told him it was because he did not have a green card.
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