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Led by Catholics, hundreds marched to Detroit ICE headquarters to deliver letter asking for better treatment of immigrants.

Many of those detained received removal orders after being convicted of crimes years ago, but were never deported because their home countries did not consider them citizens.

Protesters held up signs with the faces of people who have died in ICE custody this year outside the federal building in downtown Detroit.

A total of 15 Michigan Hmong refugees were detained in July and lawmakers are asking for more transparency in response.

The gatherings were lined with numerous demonstrations this year following President Donald Trump retaking office.