A woman from South Florida is in federal custody. She was born in Venezuela and is 28 years old. Her family reports that she was taken into custody by immigration agents at an airport.
The woman is currently being held at a facility in Pompano Beach. Her relatives claim she had a pending asylum application when she was detained. Further details about the incident are available from CBS4 Miami, including the circumstances of her detention at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
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