Luis Manuel Aviles, 48, has been released from immigration detention, according to his family. His arrest occurred while his son, Joshua, was deployed on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier in the Middle East for nine months. The detention of Aviles drew significant public attention after reports indicated that his son was serving during a record-breaking deployment. The USS Abraham Lincoln recently set a US military record for uninterrupted time at sea, raising concerns about supply shortages and the mental health of sailors aboard.
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Father of USS Lincoln sailor detained by ICE released from detention
Luis Manuel Aviles, the father of a US Navy sailor deployed on the USS Abraham Lincoln, has been released from immigration detention. His arrest while his son was serving in the Middle East garnered public backlash, particularly as the carrier set a record for extended deployment.
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