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Dulce Diaz Morales receives US passport as DHS drops removal case against Maryland-born woman (she was held by ICE 25 days)

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Diaz Morales received her passport on Monday, ending what her legal team, Sanabria & Associates, calls "harsh treatment of her these past six months."

On May 27, the Department of Homeland Security filed a request for dismissal before the Executive Office of Immigration Review in the removal proceedings against the Maryland-born 23-year-old.

However, Gunther Sanabria, president of Sanabria & Associates, believes this may not be the end of this wrestling match as the government closed this case without prejudice.

"It indicates they maintain the position that they can resume these proceedings against her [Dulce] at any time," says Sanabria.

Dulce would be detained in an ICE holding facility in Baltimore. WMAR reported she was transferred five times over the course of three weeks, to facilities in Baltimore, Louisiana, Texas, and, finally, New Jersey. [She was released in January, but removal proceedings continued.]

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