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Iowa Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks wrote a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin seeking the release of Fatou Traore, an Iowa City woman. Traore was detained by ICE and faces deportation to Sierra Leone despite having no connection there.
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The family of a University of Iowa employee detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement is calling for her return. Fatou Traore was taken into custody on September 24th in Iowa City, Iowa. Local advocates are assisting the family as they push federal officials to intervene.
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Caitlin Clark's first signature shoe goes on sale Thursday, Oct. 1, marked by a three-day event in Iowa City. Nike and Dick's Sporting Goods are hosting the celebration at Clinton and Iowa Avenue through Saturday. The pop-up shop will feature the Caitlin 1 shoe for $140.
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An area near the University of Iowa’s Pentacrest is hosting a three-day celebration for Caitlin Clark’s first signature shoe. Nike and Dick’s Sporting Goods are running the event at Iowa Avenue and Clinton Street, in front of the Old Capitol. Activities include shopping, apparel customization, and basketball events.
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