Sailor's Detained Family Member
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- Dennis RomeroNBC News
- ReutersThe Guardian
- Kanishka SinghThe Independent
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The immigrant father of a sailor on board the beleaguered USS Abraham Lincoln was detained Saturday by immigration officials, family members said.
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The DHS spokesperson said in a statement Sunday that “having a family member in the military is not a free pass to violate our nation’s laws.”
According to the DHS, Aviles Roa entered the U.S. unlawfully and will remain in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody pending removal proceedings.
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- 24 Aug
The immigrant father of a sailor on board the beleaguered USS Abraham Lincoln was detained Saturday by immigration officials, family members said.
Coverage 3 articles
24 Aug USS Abraham Lincoln sailor’s anguish after father detained by Border Patrol while he serves in Middle East
The Independent
24 Aug Father of USS Lincoln sailor taken into ICE detention while son deployed in Middle East
The Guardian
24 Aug Father of sailor aboard USS Lincoln detained by immigration authorities, family says
NBC News
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