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Gabriel Solache speaks with reporters in Chicago, Friday, Feb. 2, 2018, after he was released from prison. Solache, a Mexican immigrant wrongfully convicted of a double-murder nearly 20 years ago was granted his freedom in December, but his liberty was short-lived. He was in the country illegally and immediately detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement to be deported. He was released Friday on bond while his immigration case progresses in the hopes he can stay in the U.S. (AP Photo/Don Babwin)
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