A Mexican transgender migrant seeking asylum in the U.S. after allegedly being abducted and raped by cartel members has been ordered released from an all-male Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility by a federal judge on due process grounds.U.S. District Court Judge Amy Baggio, a President Joe Biden appointee, ordered the migrant released from the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma, Washington, ruling that the asylum seeker had been deprived of liberty without proper procedural safeguards.The migrant, a 24-year-old transgender woman identified as "O-J-M" in court documents, was arrested outside a Portland courtroom last month and transferred to the Northwest ICE Processing Center inTacoma, Washington.FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERS MEXICAN MIGRANT SEEKING ASYLUM TO BE RELEASED BY ICEThe nonprofit Innovation Law Lab, whose attorneys represent O-J-M, welcomed the move and decried the fact O-J-M was being held at a mans facility."President Trumps anti-transgender executive order forced her into a mens facility, and into solitary confinement for her own safety, adding layers of cruelty to an already unconstitutional detention," a social media post by Innovation Law Lab reads."OJM was detained for over a month simply for legally seeking asylum. Seeking asylum is lawful, and a human right. This is a huge victory for our trans and immigrant communities in Oregon."O-J-Ms attorneys said O-J-M was abducted and raped in Mexico because of gender identity and sexual orientation and was seeking asylum on those grounds.O-J-M was arrested in Portlands immigration court in early June after a judge granted the governments request to dismiss the asylum case. O-J-M was then transferred to an ICE detention facility in Tacoma, Washington and held there for over 40 days.But O-J-Ms attorneys filed a habeas petition, a legal motion asking the court to review whether the detention was lawful, saying they were not aware of their clients location after O-J-M was taken into custody.TRUMP 'WORKING ON' DEPORTATION EXEMPTIONS FOR ILLEGAL FARM AND HOSPITALITY WORKERSUnder due process standards, especially in asylum cases, attorneys must be able to locate their client and ICE is required to notify or justify sudden detentions and transfers.In O-J-Ms case, the judge found that ICEs failure to provide timely, specific information about the migrants location and legal status violated fundamental procedural fairness. The judge had also demanded to know why it was deemed immediately necessary.One of the migrants attorneys, Stephen Manning, of Immigrant Law Group, previously toldOPBthat O-J-M was processed into the Tacoma detention center,but he had not been granted access to her since her transfer.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"They threatened to kill her because O-J-M is a transgender woman," her habeas petition states, per OPB. "Fearing for her life, she fled and sought asylum in the United States in September 2023."Manning toldWillamette Weeklythat his client had not committed a crime while in the U.S. O-J-M has regularly checked in at ICE offices as instructed.Oregon sanctuary laws prevent it from having long-term immigration detention facilities, and aside from temporary holding cells at the Portland ICE office the nearestimmigration detentioncenter is the Tacoma facility.