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The plight of a Dominican man being held in a Connecticut jail on a drug conviction echoes a dilemma shared by many immigrants in the state. The parole board voted to release the man on the condition that he be given to federal authorities for deportation. But the feds say they have no duty to take custody until the end of the man's actual sentence, in 2005. A federal judge is now asking state agencies to show cause why the man cannot be released pending deportation.
August 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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