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Christian blogger Samuel Sey jailed on ICE hold, set to be deported

The Christian Post·Oct 26, 2026 · 4:37 PM CT
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Conservative Christian writer Samuel Sey, 39, was arrested Oct. 21 at Columbus' airport and is being held on an ICE hold in Ohio's Butler County Jail, DHS said. Authorities say Sey, who was born in Ghana and grew up in Canada, overstayed his visa and is set to be deported.

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