ACLU Sues Federal Government Over 300-Day Detention of Two Honduran Minors at Virginia Facility
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging two Honduran immigrant children have been unlawfully detained at a youth facility in Virginia for more than 300 days.
foxnews.comThe American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit on Tuesday alleging that two Honduran immigrant children have been unlawfully detained at a youth facility in Virginia for more than 300 days. The complaint states the children remain in custody at the facility, which is located in Virginia. The American Civil Liberties Union said the length of their detention exceeds 300 days.
The lawsuit names the two children as Honduran immigrants. The complaint alleges the detention is unlawful. The American Civil Liberties Union brought the case in federal court.
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