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Donna K.: Iranian woman detained by ICE outside her New Orleans home

Mandonna Kashanian, 64, married to an American for 35 years, was grabbed by agents in tactical gear outside her Lakeview home and held for weeks before being released.

Jul 8, 2025New Orleans, LACountry of origin: Iran

Donna K.: Iranian woman detained by ICE outside her New Orleans home
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Mandonna 'Donna' Kashanian, 64, was detained by ICE agents in tactical gear and unmarked vehicles in front of her New Orleans home on June 22, 2025, the day after the US bombed Iran. Kashanian came to the US on a student visa in 1978 and had lived without legal status for decades, repeatedly denied asylum and green-card status, but was allowed to remain under supervised check-ins due to her 'good moral character.' Her husband of 35 years, Russ Milne, and their daughter organized a letter-writing campaign that drew the attention of Republican House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and state Rep. Stephanie Hilferty, who pressed Trump administration officials to review her case. She was released from the ICE detention center in Basile, Louisiana, and her family is now working with her attorney to pursue asylum or permanent residency.

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