Peruvian immigrant Martin Soto was moved to Elizabeth Detention Center at the height of the protests and held in solitary confinement there for more than 100 days, his attorneys allege. Martin Soto, the Peruvian immigrant whose wife became the face of protests outside Delaney Hall last summer, was released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Peruvian immigrant Martin Soto was moved to Elizabeth Detention Center at the height of the protests and held in solitary confinement there for more than 100 days, his attorneys allege. Martin Soto, the Peruvian immigrant whose wife became the face of protests outside Delaney Hall last summer, was released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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