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UPDATE: Louisville woman with sickle cell released from ICE custody (opens the original)
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A Ugandan woman who says she was denied medical care for sickle cell anemia while detained by U.S Customs and Immigration Enforcement was released from custody Friday, following pressure from family, friends and U.S. Rep. Morgan McGarvey. Sarafinah Bukirwa was detained in Louisville on July 22 and has an active asylum case, her brother said. A federal judge in Louisville ordered her release Friday and Erin Lytlesen, a spokesperson for the family, said her $1,500 bond was paid. Lytlesen and repre
UPDATE: Louisville woman with sickle cell released from ICE custody (opens the original)
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A Ugandan woman who says she was denied medical care for sickle cell anemia while detained by U.S Customs and Immigration Enforcement was released from custody Friday, following pressure from family, friends and U.S. Rep. Morgan McGarvey. Sarafinah Bukirwa was detained in Louisville on July 22 and has an active asylum case, her brother said. A federal judge in Louisville ordered her release Friday and Erin Lytlesen, a spokesperson for the family, said her $1,500 bond was paid. Lytlesen and repre
UPDATE: Louisville woman with sickle cell released from ICE custody (opens the original)
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A Ugandan woman who says she was denied medical care for sickle cell anemia while detained by U.S Customs and Immigration Enforcement was released from custody Friday, following pressure from family, friends and U.S. Rep. Morgan McGarvey. Sarafinah Bukirwa was detained in Louisville on July 22 and has an active asylum case, her brother said. A federal judge in Louisville ordered her release Friday and Erin Lytlesen, a spokesperson for the family, said her $1,500 bond was paid. Lytlesen and repre
Louisville voters got wrong ballots. Kentucky officials say statewide accuracy will take money (opens the original)
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When LPM News reported earlier this month that voters from hundreds of Louisville households may have received the wrong ballots, local elections officials across Kentucky took notice. It prompted a review of election data from the state's mapping and election specialist – who independently found discrepancies in elections data for more than 2,100 Louisville households. The Jefferson County Clerk's office assigned some voters to the wrong precincts. In certain cases, that prevented residents fro
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