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ICE illegally used information from group chat to arrest University of Utah student, police say
Mesa County Sheriff’s Office released body camera footage from the traffic stop of Caroline Dias Goncalves on June 5 that led to her detainment by ICE. Police stated that ICE used information from a multi-agency communication group without the knowledge of Mesa County Sheriff’s Office and against Colorado law in order to detain her.
The University of Utah student who police say was illegally detained by ICE in Colorado will now be released from custody.
University of Utah student Caroline Dias Goncalves will be released on bond after spending weeks in a detention center following her arrest earlier this month.issues ...
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A group of faculty are calling on the University of Utah to immediately terminate a new international partnership leaders ...
BYU administrators welcome University of Utah President Taylor Randall to Provo campus Friday to fortify collaborations — and ...
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