Man detained by ICE forced to sign deportation papers to receive dialysis, lawyer says
By Hunter Sáenz
Published on April 3, 2026.
Williams Toro Enamorado, a 27-year-old father who was detained by ICE during Operation Charlotte's Web, was forced to sign volunteer deportation papers to receive dialysis. His attorney, Jeff McKinney, stated that Enomorado's residency was pending and he had a valid work permit and driver’s license. However, he was told he would not be receiving dialysis if he did not sign the volunteer deportation order. The deportation order was ultimately rescinded and EnamOrado was given dialysis in custody during his case.
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