Navy sailor's father arrested by ICE while son deployed on USS Lincoln

A Navy sailor deployed overseas is experiencing severe mental distress—difficulty sleeping and eating—due to his father's detention and uncertain deportation proceedings, while separated from family during active military service.

A Navy sailor nine months into deployment in the Middle East learned his father had been arrested by immigration agents during a routine traffic stop in Florida — a man who had lived in the United States for two decades and held a pending legal application. The arrest of Luis Manuel Aviles Roa places in sharp relief a quiet tension at the heart of American civic life: the nation that asks some to serve it in uniform may simultaneously move to remove the families those same service members are fighting to protect. Under the current administration's expanded enforcement posture, the historical d

Navy sailor's father arrested by ICE while son deployed on USS Lincoln

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