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SoCal man fears fiancée detained by ICE could lose foot without surgery
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· August 27, 2026
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Key points Christian Diaz's fiancée, Karla Godoy, has a foot fracture and diabetes, and her condition is reportedly worsening. Diaz says she needs surgery, but it is not clear if she is receiving the necessary medical attention.
A man is concerned about the health of his fiancée, who is being held in ICE custody. Christian Diaz's fiancée, Karla Godoy, has a foot fracture and diabetes, and her condition is reportedly worsening. Diaz says she needs surgery, but it is not clear if she is receiving the necessary medical attention.
Further details about Godoy's situation and her health complications are available. The circumstances surrounding her detention are not specified in the available information.
More information can be found through the source, which may provide additional context and updates on Godoy's condition and detention status.
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Published: August 27, 2026 ·
Source: ABC7 Los Angeles (KABC) ·
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