Paul LePage says ICE is deporting his relative
Former Maine Governor Paul LePage announced that his son’s father-in-law is being deported by ICE. LePage, currently running for Congress in Maine’s 2nd District, called the deportation situation unfair. He stated the removal is based on the relative's country of origin.
Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R), who is running for Congress, said Monday his son’s father-in-law is being deported, calling the situation “not right.” LePage, running to succeed outgoing Democratic Rep. Jared Golden (Maine) in the state’s 2nd Congressional District, told reporters his relative is being deported because “he came from a country that’s not...
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