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State Representative Mai Xiong wants answers about why ICE detained Hmong refugees in Detroit.
She says the people detained are not undocumented immigrants — they are refugees who entered the U.S. legally. The incident has sparked fear and confusion in Southeast Michigan’s Hmong community, prompting calls for accountability.
This issue hits home for Xiong, Michigan’s first Hmong American legislator and a former refugee herself. She represents Warren in Michigan’s 13th House District.
She joined The Metro’s Robyn Vincent to explain what she knows and the lingering questions that remain.
The Metro contacted Detroit’s ICE field office and the Detroit Police Department for details. Detroit Police said they did not know about the detentions. ICE has not responded.
By WDET5
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State Representative Mai Xiong wants answers about why ICE detained Hmong refugees in Detroit.
She says the people detained are not undocumented immigrants — they are refugees who entered the U.S. legally. The incident has sparked fear and confusion in Southeast Michigan’s Hmong community, prompting calls for accountability.
This issue hits home for Xiong, Michigan’s first Hmong American legislator and a former refugee herself. She represents Warren in Michigan’s 13th House District.
She joined The Metro’s Robyn Vincent to explain what she knows and the lingering questions that remain.
The Metro contacted Detroit’s ICE field office and the Detroit Police Department for details. Detroit Police said they did not know about the detentions. ICE has not responded.

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