An 82-year-old was wrongfully deported after an ICE office visit was presumed dead by his family. He was later found alive in Guatemala.

Photographs purported to be of Luis Leon — who a woman claiming to be his granddaughter said was a Chilean national taken into custody by ICE and ended up in Guatemala — are actually of a man with ...

This was a hoax peddled by the media who rushed to press without pausing to corroborate the facts with DHS. This was ...

The Guatemalan Institute of Migration denied having received the 82-year-old Pennsylvania man despite his family insisting ...

Discrepancies emerge in the Leon family's account, as no one is able to corroborate their story. Federal immigration ...

Homeland Security and ICE said Luis Leon of Allentown was not taken into custody at a Philadelphia immigration office nor ...

The department says family accounts that Chilean national Luis Leon was deported from the U.S. to Guatemala are "completely ...

Luis Leon, an 82-year-old longtime Pennsylvania resident, was quietly deported to Guatemala - a country he has no ties to.

A national outcry over the alleged secret deportation and death of an elderly man from Allentown has been debunked, the ...

The hoaxes exploit public sympathy, divert limited immigration enforcement resources, and fuel misinformation that undermines ...

U.S. immigration authorities on Monday denied reports that they detained or deported a Chilean man living in the country on a green card. The Morning Call of Allentown, Pennsylvania, reported that ...