Former Kansas Mayor Detained by ICE for Voting as Non-Citizen

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Joe Ceballos, former mayor of Coldwater, Kansas, detained by ICE for voting as a non-citizen despite being a legal permanent U.S. resident, sparking community support and highlighting Trump administration's voter fraud concerns.

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