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They Were Accused of Illegal Fishing. They Ended Up in ICE Detention.

They Were Accused of Illegal Fishing. They Ended Up in ICE Detention.
New York Times Saturday 24 October 2026, 09:00 UTC By Madeleine Ngo and David Ovalle 1 min read
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A canal in Dania Beach, Fla., in September. The canal was the site of an encounter that led Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers to contact federal immigration authorities.

A canal in Dania Beach, Fla., in September. The canal was the site of an encounter that led Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers to contact federal immigration authorities.
Dania Beach (LOCATION) Fla. (LOCATION) Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (ORG)
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