A local mother is being held in a detention center in Louisiana. Her attorneys are taking action, filing a petition in federal court. They argue that her detention is not in line with federal guidelines.
The mother had been caring for her young child, which is relevant to her case. A federal policy from 2021 addresses the treatment of nursing mothers. Further details about the case and the mother's situation are available from local news sources, including WSMV 4 News.
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