Subu Vedam, the Indian-origin man, who was arrested by the ICE minutes after his release after 43 years of imprisonment in a case in which he was wrongly convicted, will have to wait longer for his final release as the ICE has so far not responded positively to his case. "He (Vedam) has provided no evidence nor argument to show he has been diligent in pursuing his rights as it pertains to his immigration status,” Katherine B Frisch, an assistant chief counsel, in a brief, in a recent update of the case that has now become a campaign for justice. Vedam was arrested by the ICE, citing that he lost his citizenship in the US, but Vedam's family hopes that immigration judges will consider the totality of his case, as he spent 43 years in jail for a murder that he did not commit. But ICE

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