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Sophia Qureshi

Sophia Qureshi

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Writer, 285 South

Decatur

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Psychics, astrology.

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Total articles 225

  • Attorneys report their female clients at Stewart Detention Center...

    By Sophia Qureshi| 285south.com@ Several women incarcerated at Stewart Detention Center—an immigrant facility about two hours from Atlanta in Lumpkin, Georgia—have been transferred out of the state in the last week, their lawyers confirmed to 285 South. Though the reasons for the transfers aren’t clear, immigrant attorneys and advocates said they thought it was a response to problems of overcrowding that have long persisted at the detention center.

    By Sophia Qureshi · 285south.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • ICE detained a 58-year-old Georgia resident with claims to U.S. citizenship on Wednesday – 285 South

    By Sophia Qureshi| 285south.com@ 58-year-old Alma Bowman was wheeled into the Atlanta ICE Field Office by her lawyer, around 8:30am on March 26. Alma was there for her yearly check-in with ICE; she had been released from detention in 2020, and has been coming for her routine check-ins since then.  Despite documents showing that Alma has claims to U.S. citizenship, her lawyer, and her two grown kids, were worried of what might happen.  It turns out they had reason to be.

    By Sophia Qureshi · 285south.com

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Attorneys report their female clients at Stewart Detention Center...

    By Sophia Qureshi| 285south.com@ Several women incarcerated at Stewart Detention Center—an immigrant facility about two hours from Atlanta in Lumpkin, Georgia—have been transferred out of the state in the last week, their lawyers confirmed to 285 South. Though the reasons for the transfers aren’t clear, immigrant attorneys and advocates said they thought it was a response to problems of overcrowding that have long persisted at the detention center.

    By Sophia Qureshi · 285south.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

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285 South

Decatur, United States