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Joven de Detroit detenido por ICE ha sido deportado a Colombia

EL CENTRAL by EL CENTRAL
June 26, 2025
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Original Story in English from Chalkbeat Detroit

Maykol Bogoya-Duarte, un joven de 18 años que vivía en Detroit y fue detenido el mes pasado por agentes de inmigración, ha sido deportado a su país natal, Colombia, según informó su abogado el viernes por la mañana.

Ruby Robinson, el abogado de Maykol, dijo que se enteró el jueves por la noche, por un mensaje de voz de la madre del joven, que Maykol ya estaba en Colombia. El abogado explicó que todavía no había podido hablar directamente con Maykol, pero esperaba hacerlo más tarde ese mismo día. Según la información de su familia, Maykol se encuentra ahora con su abuela en Colombia.

La deportación fue confirmada por la familia, aunque el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos (ICE) no respondió a las solicitudes de confirmación de Chalkbeat. Además, los datos de Maykol ya no aparecen en el sistema de localización de detenidos de ICE.

Maykol fue arrestado el 20 de mayo mientras él y un grupo de otros jóvenes recién llegados intentaban unirse a una excursión escolar en el parque Lake Erie Metropark, a unos 40 kilómetros de Detroit. La policía de Rockwood lo detuvo porque supuestamente iba muy cerca del auto de adelante. Maykol no tenía licencia de conducir, solo una identificación de la ciudad de Detroit, según explicó su abogado.

La detención de Maykol provocó una gran reacción en la comunidad. Sus maestros, compañeros de clase, miembros de la comunidad y autoridades locales pidieron que se le permitiera quedarse en el país para terminar la preparatoria. Maykol solo le faltaban 3.5 créditos para graduarse en la Western International High School, donde estaba inscrito.

“Estoy devastada”, dijo Kristen Schoettle, una de sus maestras en la Western. “La crueldad de este país realmente me impacta. Este chico, mi estudiante brillante, fue enviado a prisiones durante un mes, asustado y enfrentando condiciones terribles, seguramente, ¿y por qué? ¿Por haber huido de su país siendo menor de edad buscando una vida mejor? Y el gobierno de EE.UU. decidió que era mejor que pasara ese tiempo en prisión que terminando el año escolar”.

Kristen agregó que espera poder comunicarse con Maykol pronto. “Espero que esté a salvo con su abuela. Espero que pueda recuperarse de esta experiencia traumática y que siga soñando con una vida mejor. Lo extrañaré mucho en mi salón de clases y nuestra ciudad y nuestro país están peor sin gente como él”.

Schoettle compartió ejemplos del trabajo de Maykol en clase, incluyendo un texto que escribió este año sobre la libertad: “Creo que la libertad en este momento es un poco confusa, ya que no podemos salir con seguridad porque no sabemos qué puede pasar. Me parece extraño porque tenemos que tener más cuidado que antes”, escribió Maykol en español.

Miles de personas firmaron una petición la semana pasada para que el Distrito Escolar de Detroit y los legisladores condenaran el arresto de Maykol. Durante la reunión de la junta escolar el 10 de junio, decenas de personas hablaron en apoyo del joven durante más de dos horas y media. Después, la junta emitió un comunicado diciendo que querían que Maykol pudiera quedarse en el país para obtener su diploma.

La madre de Maykol asistió a esa reunión, aunque no habló. El abogado Robinson, quien trabaja en el Michigan Immigrant Rights Center, comentó que la organización no representa legalmente a la madre de Maykol. “Pero sospecho que ella intentará regresar a Colombia por su cuenta, después de lo que vivió con la detención de su hijo durante un mes, pagada con los impuestos de todos y completamente innecesaria y dañina”.

Durante la parada de tránsito que llevó a su detención, los oficiales de policía no pudieron comunicarse con Maykol en español y llamaron a agentes de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza para que sirvieran de traductores.

Maykol llegó a Estados Unidos cuando tenía 16 años y ya estaba en un proceso legal para regresar a Colombia, después de recibir una orden final de deportación en 2024. Mientras hacía los trámites necesarios con las autoridades de inmigración y el consulado de Colombia para obtener los documentos y viajar con su madre, Maykol planeaba terminar la preparatoria en Detroit.

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