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据水兵在脸书帖文中透露，在伊朗战争期间部署中东的美国水兵约书亚·阿维莱斯与此前被联邦移民拘留的移民父亲的合影，拍摄地点不明，该未注明日期的照片从社交媒体获取。约书亚…… 获取授权图片，打开新标签页查看更多
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约书亚·阿维莱斯公开父亲被捕消息三天后，其家人在脸书宣布路易斯·曼努埃尔·阿维莱斯·罗阿已获释。约书亚此前曾感慨，自己为国服役，父亲却被关押，令他心碎不已。
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约书亚·阿维莱斯在周六的脸书帖文中表示，尽管拥有驾照、社会安全卡和工作许可，父亲仍被移民当局带走，而他当时正等待获得“绿卡”以获得美国永久合法居留权。
“我已经在海上部署了九个多月，在中东的亚伯拉罕·林肯号航母上为给予我一切的国家作战，”这名水兵写道。“得知父亲不知身在何处，可能被当作罪犯对待，我不知道自己如何能继续精神饱满地完成每天12小时以上的工作。”
据美国国土安全部消息，边境巡逻队员在佛罗里达州基韦斯特的一次车辆临检中逮捕了这名水兵的父亲。
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作为边境巡逻队上级主管部门的国土安全部称，路易斯·曼努埃尔·阿维莱斯·罗非法入境美国，将继续被移民和海关执法局拘留，等待遣返程序。
“拥有一名军人亲属并非违反我国法律的免罪金牌，”国土安全部在周日的声明中表示。
但其子周二在脸书账户上更新的帖文称：“路易斯已获释回到家人身边”，并补充道：“我们感谢所有人在此期间对路易斯和约书亚的支持。”声明未解释该男子拘留状态改变的原因。
国土安全部和移民及海关执法局均未立即回应路透社的置评请求。
已于周六撤离中东的亚伯拉罕·林肯号航母近期因另一则新闻登上头条：该航母因伊朗战争任务长期部署，已200多天未靠港，船员面临诸多困难。
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Father of sailor aboard US aircraft carrier freed from immigration detention
2026-08-26 01:32:15 UTC / Reuters
By Kanishka Singh and Steve Gorman
August 26, 2026 1:32 AM UTC Updated 2 hours ago
Joshua Aviles, a U.S. sailor deployed in the Middle East during the Iran war, stands next to his immigrant father, who was taken into federal immigration detention, according to what the sailor said in a Facebook post, as they pose for a picture in an unknown location, in this undated image obtained from social media. Joshua… Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tabRead more
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WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) – A Nicaraguan immigrant taken into custody by U.S. Border Patrol agents while his son, a U.S. Navy sailor, was deployed at sea aboard an aircraft carrier during the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, was freed from detention, his family said on Tuesday.
The family’s announcement on Facebook that Luis Manuel Aviles Roa had been released came three days after Joshua Aviles went public about his father’s arrest, lamenting the heartbreak he felt serving his country while his father was locked away.
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In his Facebook post on Saturday, Joshua Aviles said his father was picked up by immigration authorities despite having a driver’s license, Social Security card and work permit, and had been waiting to obtain a “green card” granting him permanent legal U.S. residency.
“I’ve been deployed for over nine months, out at sea in the Middle East aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, fighting for a country that has given me everything,” the sailor wrote. “I don’t know how I can mentally continue working 12+ hour days knowing that my dad is somewhere, possibly being treated like a criminal.”
Border Patrol agents arrested the sailor’s father after conducting a vehicle stop in Key West, Florida, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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The DHS, parent agency of the Border Patrol, said Luis Manuel Aviles Roa had entered the U.S. illegally and would remain in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention pending removal proceedings.
“Having a family member in the military is not a free pass to violate our nation’s laws,” the DHS said in its statement on Sunday.
But an update posted on Tuesday to the son’s Facebook account said: “Luis has been released back to his family,” adding, “We are grateful for all of the support for both Luis and Josh throughout this situation.” No explanation was offered for the change in the father’s status.
Neither the DHS nor ICE immediately responded to a Reuters request for comment.
The Abraham Lincoln, which left the Middle East on Saturday, made recent headlines in separate news reports about challenges the crew faced during the ship’s lengthy deployment for the Iran war, having not made a port of call in more than 200 days.
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Democratic lawmakers have said the aircraft carrier set a modern-day record for consecutive days at sea, an issue that gained national attention after sailors’ families raised concerns about worsening conditions on the warship.
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Reporting by Kanishka Singh in Washington; Writing and additional reporting by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Thomas Derpinghaus
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