Polish immigrant released from Campbell County jail after more than a year in ICE detention
Beata Siemionkowicz, a Polish immigrant, green card holder and immigration detainee who sued the Campbell County jailer and several federal officials in September has been released. Siemionkowicz’s daughter, Gabi Siemionkowicz, confirmed with LINK nky that Siemionkowicz’s family picked her up from the detention center Tuesday afternoon. Siemionkowicz was detained by…
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