Immigration
Dec. 11, 2009
Chinese Man Says He Was Drugged And Deported
Two years after Homeland Security officials agreed to first obtain a court order before forcibly drugging immigrants who are fighting deportation, a Chinese man says he was involuntarily sedated and put on a plane back to China.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Two years after Homeland Security officials agreed to first obtain a court order before forcibly drugging immigrants who are fighting deportation, a Chinese man says he was involuntarily sedated and put on a plane back to China.
"An officer told me to take four pills," Qian Ding said Wednesday in a telephone interview from China. "A female nurse injected in me in the...
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