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ICE Asks South Carolina to Not Release Illegal Alien Charged in Fatal Hit-and-Run that Killed a Teenager

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) requested that South Carolina authorities hold an individual charged in a fatal hit-and-run case that killed a teenager, rather than release them. The request reflects ICE's effort to maintain custody for potential deportation proceedings. This case highlights tensions between state criminal justice systems and federal immigration enforcement priorities.
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