Mexican national detained after 30 years in U.S., removal order reinstated
Jun 20, 2026 · Fontana, CA, Mexico
Luis Juarez-Trevizo, a Mexican national who has resided in the United States for over 30 years and is married to a U.S. citizen with four U.S. citizen children, was arrested at a McDonald's in Fontana, California on June 20, 2026 pursuant to a Warrant of Arrest (I-200). He had been removed to Mexico in 2001 but reentered without authorization. ICE reinstated his prior 2001 removal order and provided him written notice on Form I-871 on the date of arrest. The court denied his emergency application for a temporary restraining order staying his removal, finding he failed to demonstrate likelihood of success on his claims that the arrest was warrantless, the removal order reinstatement was invalid, or that his detention violated due process.
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