He is a junior in high school. He plays the drums in the high school band. He takes honors

classes. He gets good grades. He's been in the local school system since kindergarten.

His family knows everybody in town and everybody knows him. He and his family go to a local church.

He has a girlfriend. He's popular. He likes cars.

And he's really good at sports. Even though he's a high school junior, he helps coach the girls volleyball team at his high school.

And he himself is on the varsity boys volleyball team.

And they're a good team and they work really hard.

They're the kind of high school volleyball team that doesn't just practice after school.

This weekend, for example, they had an early morning 7.45 a.m. practice.

I played sports in high school and I was into it, but do you know the likelihood of me

in high school being at a 7.45 a.m. practice on a Saturday morning. I mean, I was into it,

but I was not that into it. But this guy is high school junior, his name is Marcello.

And this Saturday morning, he was on time, on his way to that 7.45 a.m. volleyball practice Saturday morning.

He was carpooling with some of his teammates to that early morning practice.

But then they didn't turn up.

And his coaches thought,

obvious answer. The guys must have, you know, overslept or something. But then ultimately,

one of the boys that morning got through to the coach, he texted him, and he told the coach, hey, they arrested Marcello.

These kids were carpooling. They were on the way to early morning volleyball practice Saturday

morning, and Trump's immigration agents pulled them over, and they arrested this kid Marcello.

Again, he is a high school junior. They said they weren't after him. They said

they were looking for somebody else, but they took him. This is a kid with no criminal record

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