Father of Navy sailor aboard USS Lincoln released from immigration custody
- Luis Manuel Aviles, father of a U.S. Navy sailor deployed in the Middle East for nine months, was released from immigration detention, according to his family.
- Aviles was arrested on Saturday while taking his car to the mechanic, as reported by his wife, Argelia Aviles.
- His arrest was part of a series of immigration detentions targeting family members of enlisted U.S. soldiers under President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
- An immigration judge dismissed Aviles' case shortly after detention, leading to his release.
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The complaint of Joshua Avilés, a member of the Navy, about the arrest of his father at the mercy of ICE, contributed to his release
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Father of Navy sailor aboard USS Lincoln released from immigration custody
The father of a U.S. Navy sailor who has been deployed in the Middle East for nine months has been released from immigration detention.
On Tuesday, U.S. authorities released Nicaraguan Luis Manuel Aviles Roa, the father of a sailor deployed on the USS aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, who supported the war against Iran, the family announced.
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The immigrant father of a sailor who is aboard the troubled USS Abraham Lincoln returned to his family on Tuesday, after having been arrested by immigration authorities during the weekend. The family confirmed the release of Luis Manuel Avilés in a statement published on social networks by his son Joshua Avilés, a Navy sailor specializing in aircraft handling operations. Joshua Avilés has been deployed on the aircraft carrier for nine months, wh…
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