Australian MMA Coach Weighs Legal Action After US Detention Over Visa Error
Renato Subotic describes harsh prison conditions and criticizes US immigration enforcement following his deportation.
- Renato Subotic, head coach of the Australian MMA National Team, was detained in the US due to a visa error and spent 24 hours in a federal prison.
- Subotic detailed his experience on Instagram, describing violent and unsanitary prison conditions, including gang altercations and threats of retaliation.
- He was deported back to Australia after an officer apologized for mishandling his case, admitting it 'shouldn’t have gone this way.'
- Subotic is consulting legal counsel and considering action against US authorities for the treatment he endured during his detention and deportation.
- The incident has drawn attention to US immigration enforcement policies, with Subotic calling for reforms to prevent similar cases in the future.