Long Island father held for 8 months in federal immigration custody returns home
He had spent more than eight months in federal detention centers in Louisiana and New Jersey, and was on the verge of deportation when a federal judge issued a temporary stay of removal in his long-pending immigration case.
- He had spent more than eight months in federal detention centers in Louisiana and New Jersey, and was on the verge of deportation when a federal judge issued a temporary stay of removal in his long-pending immigration case.
- The couple has 3 small children, all born in the United States, including the 8-year-old seriously disabled Ashmeet.
- Subsequently, immigration officials allowed him to remain in the country while under an order of supervision which required him to periodically check-in with Immigration authorities.
- He was finally able to return to his home in Long Island, celebrating a joyous reunion with his family.