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    E-mail alcazarg1@gmail.com if we can add your organization's name to this sign-on letter for Juan Carlos Puentes-Martinez to be released from immigration detention and allow him to remain in the United States with his family and community. This will be delievered toICE Field Director Rebecca Adducci. Juan Carlos Puentes-Martinez came to the U.S. at age 14 to work to support his aunt, who raised him after being abandoned by his mother. He is a dedicated husband and father of four, ages 9-15. All of his children and his wife are United States citizens. He is a stay at home dad and preps the children for school and helps with their homework while his wife works to support the household. He also supports the children in their extra-curricular activities. Amidst the increased immigration enforcement activities and cruel policies by the current administration - Juan Carlos was detained by ICE agents on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, after shopping at the local Tractor Supply store in Imlay City, Michigan. Unmarked ICE vehicles followed him and his wife after they’d dropped off 3 of their 4 children at school. As Juan Carlos’ daughter pleaded to the ICE agents not to take her father away, and his wife told them that they had 4 children to support, the ICE agents responded, “Yes. You’re the wife. You have four kids. We’ve been watching you guys”. Juan Carlos has remained detained because ICE is using a prior deportation against him. Several years ago he was deported after a traffic stop while he was going to the grocery store, shortly after his wedding. He came back to the United States to help raise his children and be with his wife. Because of his prior deportation, Juan Carlos can be denied the opportunity for a judge to consider his case, and his fate is in the hands of the local ICE field director, Rebecca Adducci. He is now being held in Calhoun County Jail and we need your help. Whether it is at the border where they are tearing young children away from their parents, or here in our backyard where they are rounding up our community folks every day - FAMILY SEPARATION IS CRUEL.

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    E-mail alcazarg1@gmail.com if we can add your organization's name to this sign-on letter for Juan Carlos Puentes-Martinez to be released from immigration detention and allow him to remain in the United States with his family and community. This will be delievered toICE Field Director Rebecca Adducci. Juan Carlos Puentes-Martinez came to the U.S. at age 14 to work to support his aunt, who raised him after being abandoned by his mother. He is a dedicated husband and father of four, ages 9-15. All of his children and his wife are United States citizens. He is a stay at home dad and preps the children for school and helps with their homework while his wife works to support the household. He also supports the children in their extra-curricular activities. Amidst the increased immigration enforcement activities and cruel policies by the current administration - Juan Carlos was detained by ICE agents on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, after shopping at the local Tractor Supply store in Imlay City, Michigan. Unmarked ICE vehicles followed him and his wife after they’d dropped off 3 of their 4 children at school. As Juan Carlos’ daughter pleaded to the ICE agents not to take her father away, and his wife told them that they had 4 children to support, the ICE agents responded, “Yes. You’re the wife. You have four kids. We’ve been watching you guys”. Juan Carlos has remained detained because ICE is using a prior deportation against him. Several years ago he was deported after a traffic stop while he was going to the grocery store, shortly after his wedding. He came back to the United States to help raise his children and be with his wife. Because of his prior deportation, Juan Carlos can be denied the opportunity for a judge to consider his case, and his fate is in the hands of the local ICE field director, Rebecca Adducci. He is now being held in Calhoun County Jail and we need your help. Whether it is at the border where they are tearing young children away from their parents, or here in our backyard where they are rounding up our community folks every day - FAMILY SEPARATION IS CRUEL.

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    #KeepJuanCarlosHome Organization Sign-On Letter

    Uploaded by

    Xicana X Salcázar
    E-mail alcazarg1@gmail.com if we can add your organization's name to this sign-on letter for Juan Carlos Puentes-Martinez to be released from immigration detention and allow him to remain in the United States with his family and community. This will be delievered toICE Field Director Rebecca Adducci. Juan Carlos Puentes-Martinez came to the U.S. at age 14 to work to support his aunt, who raised him after being abandoned by his mother. He is a dedicated husband and father of four, ages 9-15. All of his children and his wife are United States citizens. He is a stay at home dad and preps the children for school and helps with their homework while his wife works to support the household. He also supports the children in their extra-curricular activities. Amidst the increased immigration enforcement activities and cruel policies by the current administration - Juan Carlos was detained by ICE agents on Tuesday, May 29, 2018, after shopping at the local Tractor Supply store in Imlay City, Michigan. Unmarked ICE vehicles followed him and his wife after they’d dropped off 3 of their 4 children at school. As Juan Carlos’ daughter pleaded to the ICE agents not to take her father away, and his wife told them that they had 4 children to support, the ICE agents responded, “Yes. You’re the wife. You have four kids. We’ve been watching you guys”. Juan Carlos has remained detained because ICE is using a prior deportation against him. Several years ago he was deported after a traffic stop while he was going to the grocery store, shortly after his wedding. He came back to the United States to help raise his children and be with his wife. Because of his prior deportation, Juan Carlos can be denied the opportunity for a judge to consider his case, and his fate is in the hands of the local ICE field director, Rebecca Adducci. He is now being held in Calhoun County Jail and we need your help. Whether it is at the border where they are tearing young children away from their parents, or here in our backyard where they are rounding up our community folks every day - FAMILY SEPARATION IS CRUEL.

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    Rebecca Adducci

    ICE Detroit Field Office


    333 Mt. Elliott St
    Detroit, MI, 48207
    rebecca.j.adducci@dhs.gov
    313-568-6036

    Re: The Detention of Juan Carlos Puentes-Martinez

    Dear ICE Field Director Rebecca Adducci,

    The undersigned organizations are writing to express our concern in the case of Juan Carlos
    Puentes-Martinez (A#: 078471305). Juan Carlos Puentes-Martinez came to the U.S. at age 14 and
    needs to remain here in the U.S. with his four children and his wife. They are all United States
    citizens and their whole life is here. Shortly after his wedding, he was sent back to Mexico after a
    grocery store trip. He came back to help raise his children and be with his wife. He is active in his
    community as a stay-at-home dad, always lending a helping hand to his neighbors. Because of his
    prior deportation, Juan Carlos can be denied the opportunity for a judge to consider his case. We the
    undersigned demand that Juan Carlos be allowed to stay in the United States and be able to fight
    his case before a judge.

    Sincerely,

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