Nicaraguan father arrested at routine ICE check-in despite scheduled 2027 court date
Jul 2, 2026 · Miami, FL, Nicaragua
A Nicaraguan father of two children was arrested by ICE during a routine check-in appointment on Monday, despite having an immigration court hearing already scheduled for 2027, according to his immigration attorney Cindy Blandon in Miami. The arrest occurred during a surge in which ICE detained more than 10,000 people over five days following White House directives to increase enforcement operations.
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