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BAGHDAD -
An Iraqi citizen who had lived in the United States since his childhood died shortly after being deported to Iraq as part of President Donald Trump's campaign against illegal immigrants.
Jimmy Daoud, 41, died in Iraq after being deported by US immigration authorities due to complications of his diabetes, his lawyer Edward Pajuca told CNN.
The US authorities deported David, who had a long criminal record, in early June to Iraq, although he had no family there or contact with anyone, and he does not speak Arabic.
The body of David was found on Tuesday in an apartment he was sharing with another Iraqi citizen who was also deported by US authorities.
"He couldn't get insulin in Iraq," Pajuca said. "That's the main cause of his death. His life could have been saved, and it wasn't necessary to do so. The death was devastating for Jimmy's family and society."
Immigration and customs officials in Detroit, Michigan, told CNN that when David was deported on June 2, "he was provided with a full range of medicines to ensure he received the necessary care."
Dawood, a Chaldean Catholic in Michigan, never went to Iraq, although he holds Iraqi citizenship through his father.
The American immigration authorities pointed out that David was born in a refugee camp in Greece, and that his family came to the United States legally for asylum in 1979, when he was six months old.
Pajuca said David's parents were dead and three of his brothers had become US citizens, but David could not.
Pajuca released a video of David captured in Iraq two and a half weeks after his deportation, in which he talked about how he was arrested by immigration officers in May, before being forced to board a commercial flight days later.
"I begged them. I said, 'Please, I've never seen this country. I've never lived there. But they forced me to leave. I am here now. I don't understand the language, I sleep on the streets,'" Daoud said in the video.
"I have diabetes and I take insulin. I have nothing to eat."
A Detroit immigration official said David had a significant criminal history that included at least 20 convictions between 1998 and 2017.
These convictions include assaulting a dangerous weapon, domestic violence, contempt of court, failure to appear before it, destruction of a building, storming a house and possession of marijuana.
Pajuca said David had serious mental problems, schizophrenia, severe depression and chronic anxiety, which led to many legal problems and eventually his deportation.
The David family, along with Democrat Andy Levin of Michigan, hopes to be able to return his body to the United States for burial next to his parents.
"She should know that if she continues to deport vulnerable people to Iraq, these people will face the worst kind of fate they can imagine," Levin wrote to the Trump administration.
Levin asked: "What is the political benefit of the United States behind these actions? I do not understand!".
Levin is overseeing a bill with Republican Rep. John Molinar of Michigan to stop deportation of Iraqi citizens to give them time to appeal their immigration cases.
An Iraqi citizen who had lived in the United States since his childhood died shortly after being deported to Iraq as part of President Donald Trump's campaign against illegal immigrants.
Jimmy Daoud, 41, died in Iraq after being deported by US immigration authorities due to complications of his diabetes, his lawyer Edward Pajuca told CNN.
The US authorities deported David, who had a long criminal record, in early June to Iraq, although he had no family there or contact with anyone, and he does not speak Arabic.
The body of David was found on Tuesday in an apartment he was sharing with another Iraqi citizen who was also deported by US authorities.
"He couldn't get insulin in Iraq," Pajuca said. "That's the main cause of his death. His life could have been saved, and it wasn't necessary to do so. The death was devastating for Jimmy's family and society."
Immigration and customs officials in Detroit, Michigan, told CNN that when David was deported on June 2, "he was provided with a full range of medicines to ensure he received the necessary care."
Dawood, a Chaldean Catholic in Michigan, never went to Iraq, although he holds Iraqi citizenship through his father.
The American immigration authorities pointed out that David was born in a refugee camp in Greece, and that his family came to the United States legally for asylum in 1979, when he was six months old.
Pajuca said David's parents were dead and three of his brothers had become US citizens, but David could not.
Pajuca released a video of David captured in Iraq two and a half weeks after his deportation, in which he talked about how he was arrested by immigration officers in May, before being forced to board a commercial flight days later.
"I begged them. I said, 'Please, I've never seen this country. I've never lived there. But they forced me to leave. I am here now. I don't understand the language, I sleep on the streets,'" Daoud said in the video.
"I have diabetes and I take insulin. I have nothing to eat."
A Detroit immigration official said David had a significant criminal history that included at least 20 convictions between 1998 and 2017.
These convictions include assaulting a dangerous weapon, domestic violence, contempt of court, failure to appear before it, destruction of a building, storming a house and possession of marijuana.
Pajuca said David had serious mental problems, schizophrenia, severe depression and chronic anxiety, which led to many legal problems and eventually his deportation.
The David family, along with Democrat Andy Levin of Michigan, hopes to be able to return his body to the United States for burial next to his parents.
"She should know that if she continues to deport vulnerable people to Iraq, these people will face the worst kind of fate they can imagine," Levin wrote to the Trump administration.
Levin asked: "What is the political benefit of the United States behind these actions? I do not understand!".
Levin is overseeing a bill with Republican Rep. John Molinar of Michigan to stop deportation of Iraqi citizens to give them time to appeal their immigration cases.
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