整个事情让人难以置信，ICE说这个学生签证过期了两年，把她抓起来送到拘留中心关了五天，但律师说她的签证今年12月才会过期。 https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/08/05/yeonsoo-go-south-korean-purdue-student-ice-detained-released/ Purdue student from South Korea released from ICE detention facility Yeonsoo Go, a 20-year-old South Korean student at Purdue University who was detained by immigration officials and sent to federal detention in Louisiana after attending a visa hearing in late July, was released and safely returned home on Monday. Mary Rothwell Davis, an attorney for the Episcopal Diocese of New York, where Go’s mother serves as a priest, confirmed to The Washington Post that, “in a wonderful turn of events,” Go was reunited with her community on Monday at a federal plaza immigration court in Lower Manhattan. She had been placed in federal detention at Richwood Correctional Center in Louisiana before she was released, ICE records showed. An emotional video of the reunion, captured by a photojournalist, was shared to social media late Monday. Go was seen sobbing and embracing her mother and loved ones. “I’m just so grateful for the support I’ve had,” Go said in the video. “I’m just happy that she’s with me,” Go’s mother, Rev. Kyrie Kim, said in the video. ... In a statement emailed to The Post before Go’s release, Assistant Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin said, “Yeonsoo Go, an illegal alien from South Korea, overstayed her visa that expired more than two years ago,” and confirmed that ICE authorities had “arrested her” and “placed her in expedited removal proceedings.” “The fact of the matter is those who are in our country illegally have a choice — they can leave the country voluntarily or be arrested and deported,” the statement read. DHS did not immediately respond to follow-up questions on its decision to release Go or whether it still stands by its latest statement. According to Davis, Go had entered the U.S. lawfully and had a visa that was valid until December 2025. “We still haven’t really laid eyes on charging papers or a real explanation of why DHS believes it has reason to feel that she overstayed a visa,” Davis said. It was not clear why authorities made the decision to detain and transfer Go to a facility in Louisiana then fly her back home five days later.
ICE有1700亿美元的预算，不怕法律诉讼。钱多了容易出猫腻，这有点象是成了一个赚钱的产业。 AI Overview According to recent reports and legislative updates, the ICE budget for Fiscal Year 2025 has seen significant changes, primarily driven by the passage of a budget reconciliation bill, unofficially referred to as the "One Big Beautiful Bill", according to the American Immigration Council. Here's a breakdown of the key aspects: Increased Funding for Detention and Enforcement: The bill includes an unprecedented $45 billion for building new immigration detention centers, including family detention facilities, which represents a 265% increase to ICE's current detention budget. This funding could result in the daily detention of at least 116,000 non-citizens, according to the American Immigration Council. It also allocates $29.9 billion towards ICE's enforcement and deportation operations, tripling ICE's annual enforcement budget. The total immigration enforcement related funding provisions in the bill amount to approximately $170 billion.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/08/05/yeonsoo-go-south-korean-purdue-student-ice-detained-released/
Purdue student from South Korea released from ICE detention facility
Yeonsoo Go, a 20-year-old South Korean student at Purdue University who was detained by immigration officials and sent to federal detention in Louisiana after attending a visa hearing in late July, was released and safely returned home on Monday.
Mary Rothwell Davis, an attorney for the Episcopal Diocese of New York, where Go’s mother serves as a priest, confirmed to The Washington Post that, “in a wonderful turn of events,” Go was reunited with her community on Monday at a federal plaza immigration court in Lower Manhattan.
She had been placed in federal detention at Richwood Correctional Center in Louisiana before she was released, ICE records showed.
An emotional video of the reunion, captured by a photojournalist, was shared to social media late Monday. Go was seen sobbing and embracing her mother and loved ones.
“I’m just so grateful for the support I’ve had,” Go said in the video.
“I’m just happy that she’s with me,” Go’s mother, Rev. Kyrie Kim, said in the video.
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In a statement emailed to The Post before Go’s release, Assistant Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin said, “Yeonsoo Go, an illegal alien from South Korea, overstayed her visa that expired more than two years ago,” and confirmed that ICE authorities had “arrested her” and “placed her in expedited removal proceedings.”
“The fact of the matter is those who are in our country illegally have a choice — they can leave the country voluntarily or be arrested and deported,” the statement read.
DHS did not immediately respond to follow-up questions on its decision to release Go or whether it still stands by its latest statement.
According to Davis, Go had entered the U.S. lawfully and had a visa that was valid until December 2025.
“We still haven’t really laid eyes on charging papers or a real explanation of why DHS believes it has reason to feel that she overstayed a visa,” Davis said.
It was not clear why authorities made the decision to detain and transfer Go to a facility in Louisiana then fly her back home five days later.
ICE有1700亿美元的预算，不怕法律诉讼。钱多了容易出猫腻，这有点象是成了一个赚钱的产业。
AI Overview
According to recent reports and legislative updates, the ICE budget for Fiscal Year 2025 has seen significant changes, primarily driven by the passage of a budget reconciliation bill, unofficially referred to as the "One Big Beautiful Bill", according to the American Immigration Council.
Here's a breakdown of the key aspects: Increased Funding for Detention and Enforcement: The bill includes an unprecedented $45 billion for building new immigration detention centers, including family detention facilities, which represents a 265% increase to ICE's current detention budget. This funding could result in the daily detention of at least 116,000 non-citizens, according to the American Immigration Council. It also allocates $29.9 billion towards ICE's enforcement and deportation operations, tripling ICE's annual enforcement budget. The total immigration enforcement related funding provisions in the bill amount to approximately $170 billion.
如果签证12月到期，为什么7月份会有一个visa hearing.