A pregnant woman was held in ICE custody for weeks. Her family says she was a victim of an immigration lawyer scam. The woman, Maria Alejandra Gomez-Quiroz, was being held in Dilley, Texas.
Her family has spoken out about her situation, stating that the scam led to her being held in custody. The details of the scam and her current status are not fully known from this information. For more details on Maria Alejandra Gomez-Quiroz's situation, further information is available from the source.
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