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Hani D.: Asylum seeker with rare skin disorder hospitalized in ICE custody in Minnesota

Hani Duglof, 32, who has a rare genetic skin disorder, was detained after agents ran his license plate while driving. He remains hospitalized in ICE custody awaiting a decade-old asylum decision.

Jan 13, 2026MinnesotaCountry of origin: Libya

Hani D.: Asylum seeker with rare skin disorder hospitalized in ICE custody in Minnesota
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Hani Duglof, a 32-year-old with a rare genetic disorder (RDEB) that causes skin blistering, was detained by ICE after agents ran his license plate while he was driving. He was transferred to M Health Fairview Southdale Hospital after requesting medical attention, where he remains in ICE custody. His family and attorney are seeking his release, citing his severe medical condition and his pending asylum application that has been ongoing for over 10 years.

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