'People don't just show up at an ICE facility': Major row over Sunny Naqvi's 'detention' in Chicago, woman called 'lying fraud'

Sunny Naqvi, a US citizen, and her family claim she was detained for 43 hours at Chicago O'Hare International Airport after arriving from a trip. The Department of Homeland Security refuted these claims, stating that Naqvi underwent a secondary inspection that lasted 90 minutes and was not taken into custody or transferred to ICE detention. Social media users dug up past accusations against Naqvi, including sexual harassment allegations and an incident involving intimidation and aggravated unlawful restraint. ICE Whistleblower, Reed Showalter, who witnessed the family's claims firsthand, stated that the administration is lying as Naqvi was detained at Broadview, Illinois, and later released to Juneau, Wisconsin.