Sen. Cory Booker raises ICE detention of Canadian arrested at San Diego border in marathon speech

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51% : A story Team 10 broke on a Canadian woman who was arrested by ICE after being denied entry at the San Diego border was raised during Sen. Cory Booker's historic speech in Washington, D.C. New Jersey Democratic Sen. Cory Booker made history on the Senate floor for his 25-hour and 5-minute-long speech that ended Tuesday night.
48% : Canadian detained by ICE says officers snuck her through airport private entrance to avoid news camera The 35-year-old former actress and business entrepreneur was detained for 12 days after trying to get a visa at the San Diego border.
43% : She is the third foreign national detained by ICE after trying to enter the San Diego border from Mexico that's spoken to Team 10.
40% : Scalia and conservatives who believe in the constitution nobly object to," Booker said, before reading Mooney's account of her time in detention. ICE deported Mooney back to Canada last month and told Team 10 she was detained under the president's executive order on securing the border.
39% : "Canadian citizen Jasmine Mooney was detained by ICE for two weeks.
37% : In each case, no one at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the agency that determines who can be admitted to the U.S., or ICE has said why the travelers were not allowed to return to Mexico instead of being sent to a private detention center.
35% : PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Canadian woman detained by ICE says she may be heading homeCanadian woman put in chains, detained by ICE after entering San Diego border'I feel like we have been kidnapped': Canadian speaks out in tearful video call from ICE detention'It is like jail': German man visiting American fiancé detained by ICE for over 2 weeks'Like a horror movie': German tourist detained by ICE says she spent week in solitary confinement

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