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This is Seattle now.

I'm Patricia Murphy. Coming up, we'll remember

former state lawmaker Frank Chop. Washington's longest serving speaker of the House died Saturday

at the age of 71. That's in a few minutes, but first, here's a roundup of today's top news. It's Monday,

March 24th. A green card holder who's lived in the U.S. for more than 50

years was detained on her way back home to the Seattle area and sent to the immigration detention

facility in Tacoma. Ilish O'Neill has more. Louellin Dixon is a 64-year-old lab tech at UW Medicine.

On February 28th, she was coming home from visiting family in the Philippines when she was detained at CETAC Airport.

Benjamin Osorio is her lawyer.

She was probably operating under the understanding that because she traveled before, she didn't really have any issues.

But we're in sort of a maximum enforcement environment.

Dixon was detained because of a nonviolent conviction from 2001 for embezzlement.

Osorio says, green card holders with certain kinds of criminal histories are deportable,

but Dixon does not meet those criteria.

He says Dixon has been eligible for citizenship for decades, but had not yet applied because she wanted to keep some family property in the Philippines.

ICE declined to comment on her case.

Ilish O'Neill, KUOW News.

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