American citizen arrested in Florida was held by ICE even after proving he was born in U.S.

A US citizen was arrested Florida The judge dismissed the allegations even after being illegally accused of being in the country and by the immigration authorities, even after showing his mother’s birth certificate to a judge.

Juan Carlos Lopez Gomez, 28, was in a car next to the Georgia State Line on the Georgia State Line of Florida Highway Patrol on Wednesday.

Gomez and others in the car were arrested under a The new Florida lawWhich is stuck, it is illegally entered into the state to make it a crime.

It is not clear that Lopez Gomez documents have shown that he has proved the arrested officers as citizens. He was captured in the Leon County Jail and was released after receiving a massive media coverage of his case.

Kennedy, who attended the hearing, said that the allegations of illegal entry into Florida were excluded on Thursday after showing her state identification card, birth certificate and social security card.

The court record showed that the judge did not find any basis for the Reagans Charges.

Lopez Gomez is briefly in custody US Immigration and Customs Applied It was requested that he stayed there for 48 hours, when the company wants to take custody of someone is a general practice. The ICE did not respond to any request for comment.

The case caught a great deal of attention because the ICE should not take custody of citizens in the United States. Although the immigration agency is sometimes involved in the case of natural citizens who have committed a crime in immigration forms, it has no authority over people born in the United States

Added to the confusion is the judgment of the Federal judge to impose Florida laws against people who are illegally entering the state, which means that it should not have been applied.

“No one should be arrested under that Act, US citizens should be released,” said the Immigration Attorney of the Florida Immigrant Alliance. “They saw this person, he could not speak English specially, and so they arrested him and accused him of this law [should] Will be charged. “