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   From: coons@splcenter.org   
      
   Mohamadou Lamine Mbacke, the man who escaped immigration custody   
   earlier this week at John F. Kennedy International Airport in   
   New York, has been apprehended in Chicago, authorities said.   
      
   The manhunt for Mbacke, the 31-year-old from Senegal who was   
   described by authorities as a "violent deportee," ended Friday,   
   U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said in a   
   statement.   
      
   The escapee was at the airport for deportation Tuesday evening   
   when he reportedly fled from law enforcement. Mbacke was   
   expected to board a flight back to his home country.   
      
   "An ICE fugitive who escaped from custody Tuesday night during   
   his removal to Senegal is in federal custody Friday after nearly   
   three days on the run," ICE said in a statement. Mbacke "was   
   taken into custody without incident at a coffee shop near the   
   downtown Chicago Amtrak station with the assistance from federal   
   partners."   
      
   ICE's Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Fugitive   
   Operations team in Chicago made the arrest. ICE said that it,   
   along with federal, state and local authorities, was working   
   nonstop to locate and caputre Mbacke.   
      
   Initial reports suggested that Mbacke fled authorities while   
   going through security. But according to a complaint filed   
   against Mbacke in the U.S. District Court Eastern District of   
   New York, "while in the gate area, the defendant asked for and   
   received permission to sit approximately eight to 10 rows away   
   from the deportation officers."   
      
   "Shortly thereafter, without authorization from the deportation   
   officers, the defendant departed the gate area," the complaint   
   said.   
      
   Mbacke appeared in court Friday in Chicago and faces an escape   
   charge, said Joseph Fitzpatrick, assistant U.S. attorney,   
   Northern District of Illinois. A judge ordered Mbacke removed to   
   the Eastern District of New York.   
      
   Mbacke reportedly managed to elude law enforcement at Gate B23   
   in Terminal 4 around 8:30 p.m. local time on Tuesday.   
      
   Following his escape, Mbacke was captured on surveillance video   
   leaving the airport in a taxi around 9 p.m, ICE said.   
      
   "Mbacke entered the country lawfully in 2005 before violating   
   the terms of his status," authorities said. "He was ordered   
   deported in September 2015 by an immigration judge. Mbacke has   
   previous criminal convictions for multiple weapons and firearms   
   offenses."   
      
   In his initial court appearance on Friday afternoon in Chicago   
   Mbacke waved a detention hearing, an official told Fox News. The   
   magistrate judge then ordered him to be removed to New York.   
      
   It wasn't immediately clear when he would be sent back.   
      
   http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/30/violent-deportee-who-   
   escaped-custody-at-jfk-airport-caught-reports-say.html   
      
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