In South Florida, a woman from Venezuela was recently freed after being held. She had been taken into custody by immigration authorities at an airport. Details about her experience are now being shared publicly.
The woman's account comes after her release from a holding facility. Further information about this incident can be found through local news sources, such as CBS4 Miami, which initially reported the story.
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