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ICE denies claim that a migrant child died in custody at a Texas detention facility

Federal authorities on Wednesday disputed a claim made on social media by a Houston-based immigration lawyer that a migrant child had died in custody at a detention facility in Texas and said they were investigating whether a child died after being released.

Officials with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said in an email that no child had

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