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U.S. Citizen Detained 43 Hours Sparks Outcry for Accountability

3/9/2026

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Naqvi's Detention Drama

Sunny Naqvi, a 28-year-old U.S. citizen from Skokie, Illinois, was detained for about 43 hours by federal agents after returning from Turkey.
She and five colleagues, all Pakistani, were held at O'Hare before transfer to a Wisconsin detention facility.
Naqvi's sister described the ordeal as traumatic.
Naqvi's family reports conflicting information from agents.
Elected officials are demanding accountability over Naqvi's detention.

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Martinez Shooting Discrepancies

CBS News body camera footage shows discrepancies in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)'s account of the fatal shooting of the U.S. citizen Ruben Ray Martinez by an ICE agent in March 2025.
The footage indicates Martinez's car was stationary or moving slowly when he was shot, contradicting DHS claims that he posed a threat.
Martinez's mother called for reforms within DHS, citing concerns about violence and impunity.

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Naqvi's Detention Drama

Sunny Naqvi, a 28-year-old U.S. citizen from Skokie, Illinois, was detained for about 43 hours by federal agents after returning from Turkey.
She and five colleagues, all Pakistani, were held at O'Hare before transfer to a Wisconsin detention facility.
Naqvi's sister described the ordeal as traumatic.
Naqvi's family reports conflicting information from agents.
Elected officials are demanding accountability over Naqvi's detention.

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