Defense Attorney Issues Statement After NCAA Player With ACL Injury Is Detained by ICE
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A Kentucky State University basketball player hasn't see a short in weeks—she's been in immigration detention instead. Attorney Sadiqa Reynolds says 26-year-old student-athlete Aminata Seck was taken into custody by ICE at the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport on Aug. 7 as her team travelled to New York for...
A basketball player from Kentucky State University in the United States was detained by agents of the Immigration and Customs Service (ICE) while waiting for surgery. Senegalese Aminata, 26-year-old, was detained on 7 August at Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville when she was traveling with the team to a tournament in New York, according to counsel Sadiqa Reynolds, who accompanies the case.
Defense Attorney Issues Statement After NCAA Player With ACL Injury Is Detained by ICE
Amina Seck was supposed to be travelling with her teammates at Kentucky State, but instead, the NCAA basketball player has spent weeks in immigration custody. Now, her attorney has raised questions about the medical care she is supposed to be receiving, highlighting her current status. Seck, a 6-foot-4 senior at Kentucky State from Dakar, Senegal, […]
HBCU women’s basketball player detained by ICE
A Kentucky State University women’s basketball player was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and her lawyer says she now needs surgery for a torn Achilles while in federal custody. Aminata “Amina” Seck, 26, was traveling with Kentucky State to New York for a tournament when she was taken into custody Aug. 7 after […]
Aminata Seck, a basketball player from Senegal, who evolves for the State University of Kentucky, has been detained for more than a month in the custody of the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE). Her lawyer is concerned about the state of sports and says that ICE offered no reason for the detention of Aminata and that they have moved her to four different detention centers. ...
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