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Mother, 48, and daughter, 19, both detained by ICE while attending check-in interview

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Diomande, A. (2026, November 10). Mother, 48, and daughter, 19, both detained by ICE while attending check-in interview. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16281229/Mother-daughter-detained-ICE-attending-interview.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-11-10 · by Aisha Diomande

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On November 6, Maria Flores Garcia, a 19-year-old University of Maryland student and former high school valedictorian from El Salvador, was detained by ICE along with her mother, Mirna Flores Garcia, 48, during their scheduled check-in interview in Baltimore. The pair were transported to detention centers in Virginia before being sent to Louisiana. Cesar Saavedra, Maria's boyfriend, has been attempting to locate them and raise funds for legal assistance. Elected officials have expressed outrage at the mother and daughter’s detention, emphasizing their law-abiding status and calling for Maria’s immediate release.
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On November 6, 19-year-old Maria Flores Garcia and her 48-year-old mother Mirna Flores Garcia, both originally from El Salvador, were detained by ICE during a routine check-in interview in Baltimore, Maryland. The pair was given the option to separate, but Maria chose to stay with her mother, resulting in their joint detention. After being initially held in Chantilly, Virginia, they were transferred to a facility in Louisiana. Aisha N Braveboy, an elected executive of Prince George's County, expressed outrage over the detentions and released a statement on Facebook criticizing ICE's actions.

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Mother And Daughter Detained By ICE
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Baltimore El Salvador FOX 5 ICE Maryland

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Maria PERSON · 15× Saavedra PERSON · 10× ICE ORG · 9× Baltimore GPE · 5× FOX 5 ORG · 4× Maria Flores Garcia PERSON · 4× Mirna PERSON · 4× the University of Maryland ORG · 4× Virginia GPE · 3× Maryland GPE · 2×

Narrative

Saavedra said authorities gave Maria the option to leave her mother or to stay with her mother and be detained as well Elected Executive of Prince George's County, Aisha N Braveboy, expressed her outrage at the detention of the mother and daughter. She took to Facebook to release a statement, writing: 'I am outraged and deeply concerned by the detention of University of Maryland student Maria Flores Garcia at an ICE facility in Louisiana.
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A Maryland high school valedictorian and her mother, both originally from El Salvador, were taken into custody during a scheduled ICE check-in. asserted
valedictorian → take → in
Maria Flores Garcia, 19, and her mother, Mirna Flores Garcia, 48, attended a scheduled annual ICE interview in Baltimore on November 6, where they were detained moments later. asserted
they → attend → November
Maria's boyfriend, Cesar Saavedra, told FOX 5 that ICE detained Mirna shortly after checking into a detention center. asserted
ICE → tell → center
Saavedra said authorities gave Maria the option to leave her mother or to stay with her mother and be detained as well. asserted
authorities → say → mother
Maria refused to leave her mother's side, resulting in her being detained as well. asserted
her → refuse → side
Saavedra has made multiple attempts to locate Maria and Mirna; he told FOX 5 that they were transported from Baltimore to a detention center in Chantilly, Virginia. asserted
they → make → Chantilly
'Then they got transferred somewhere else in Virginia, and from there is where they were, uh, sent to Louisiana, where they're at now,' said Saavedra. asserted
Saavedra → transfer → where
He then said the duo has never done 'anything wrong' while living in the US. asserted
duo → say → US
Maria Flores Garcia was arrested with her mother during their annual check in with ICE, their family said. asserted
family → arrest → ICE
She's currently studying at the University of Maryland asserted
She → study → Maryland
Maria, 19, and her mother, Mirna Flores Garcia, 48, attended a scheduled annual ICE interview in Baltimore on November 6, where they were detained moments later. asserted
they → attend → November
They are pictured here together asserted
They → picture → ?
Saavedra said authorities gave Maria the option to leave her mother or to stay with her mother and be detained as well Elected Executive of Prince George's County, Aisha N Braveboy, expressed her outrage at the detention of the mother and daughter. She took to Facebook to release a statement, writing: 'I am outraged and deeply concerned by the detention of University of Maryland student Maria Flores Garcia at an ICE facility in Louisiana. asserted
I → say → Louisiana
'This happened when her mother, a law-abiding county resident, checked in with the Baltimore ICE office as required by Federal Law,' said Braveboy. asserted
Braveboy → happen → Law
'Maria and her mother should know they are not alone: the people of Prince George’s County stand firmly with them. asserted
people → know → them
We are calling for Maria’s immediate release and safe return home,' she added. asserted
she → call → release
Saavedra created a GoFundMe account to help Maria's family with lawyer fees and 'to allow the family to communicate,' he wrote. asserted
he → create → fees
Saavedra added: 'My girlfriend has worked incredibly hard for her future, and right now, both she and her mother need our support more than ever.' ' asserted
she → add → support
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for every donation, prayer, shared post, and message of encouragement,' he wrote. asserted
he → thank → encouragement
Maria graduated with honors just months ago from Parkdale High School as part of the class of 2026, according to Saavedra. uncertain
Maria → graduate → Saavedra
A Maryland high school valedictorian and her mother, both originally from El Salvador, were taken into custody during a scheduled ICE check-in. asserted
valedictorian → take → in
Pictured: Maria Flores Garcia Saavedra has made multiple attempts to locate Maria and Mirna; he told FOX 5 that they were transported from Baltimore to a detention center in Chantilly, Virginia Maria's boyfriend, Cesar Saavedra, told FOX 5 that ICE detained Mirna shortly after checking into a detention center Maria is a current college freshman at The University of Maryland, aspiring to become a doctor, according to Saavedra She gave a heartwarming valedictorian speech highlighting her journey of emigrating to America and adjusting to a new culture, including a new language she barely understood. 'At the age of 9, like many other children, I faced the challenge of starting over,' Maria said in her speech. uncertain
Maria → picture → speech
'I was the new girl who struggled to understand words and had to wait for someone to translate even the simplest instructions,' she said in a video NBC4 Washington obtained. asserted
Washington → struggle → video
Maria is a current college freshman at The University of Maryland, aspiring to become a doctor, according to Saavedra. uncertain
Maria → aspire → Saavedra
The university released a statement to NBC4 asserted
university → release → NBC4
The University of Maryland is aware that one of our students was taken into custody off campus by immigration enforcement officials last week. asserted
one → take → officials
'Our thoughts are with our student and their family and friends, and we are working to provide resources when possible and appropriate.' asserted
we → work → resources
The Daily Mail contacted Immigration and Customs Enforcement for further comment. asserted
Mail → contact → comment
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