Three Million Teslas Recalled: Hidden Door Handle Danger
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# ICE Holds the Father: The Navy Sent His Son to Sea
A US Navy sailor deployed to the Middle East aboard the USS Lincoln learned his father had been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents while the family was awaiting green card approval, according to the Guardian. Joshua Aviles, nine months into his deployment, received the news with no immediate way to intervene. His father had entered the country legally and had an active immigration application pending at the time of detention.
The case has drawn sharp criticism from immigration advocates, who note that military family members with open legal proceedings are not automatically protected from enforcement action under current ICE policy. There is no federal statute shielding the relatives of active-duty personnel from deportation proceedings, a gap that legal groups have flagged repeatedly without legislative response.
The USS Lincoln is currently stationed in the Middle East as part of ongoing US military operations. The sailor's father remains in ICE custody, per the Guardian's reporting.
The detail no wire service paused on: the green card application was not denied — it was simply waiting, the way millions of files wait, in a system that never promised to notice what it cost.
