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Portuguese national detained by ICE will be deported within days

RTP Notícias28 August 2026 at 23:20

A Portuguese citizen who was detained a month ago by US immigration police, known as ICE, will be deported to Portugal. The deportation is expected to happen within a few days.

The Portuguese national was detained by US immigration authorities approximately thirty days ago. The article does not provide details about the reason for the detention or the specific circumstances of the case.

The American authorities will proceed with the deportation of the Portuguese citizen within a very short timeframe. The final destination is Portugal, where the individual will be sent once the deportation process is completed.

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