A Nigerian nun, Letícia Ugboaja, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents while en route to Sunday mass. Despite possessing authorization to work in the United States, she was intercepted by immigration officials. The circumstances surrounding her detention are currently unclear, raising concerns about potential overreach by ICE. Reports indicate she was also under a deportation order, however, her work permit should have protected her. The incident has sparked questions regarding the treatment of religious workers and individuals with legal permission to reside in the country. Further investigation is needed to determine the justification for her detainment and ensure her rights are protected. This case highlights ongoing issues within the U.S. immigration system.