2026-04-24 02:53:40 UTC / 路透社
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2025年8月26日，美国得克萨斯州阿灵顿，美国移民海关执法局（ICE）为期两天的招聘会现场，一名ICE员工的polo衫上绣有该局徽章。此次招聘会旨在填补驱逐官员和律师的职位空缺。REUTERS/谢尔比·陶贝尔 获取授权许可，将在新标签页打开
内容提要
- 哈亚姆·埃尔·贾迈勒的五名子女年龄在5岁至18岁之间
- 他们于去年6月被捕
- 在法官下达命令后，他们已从拘留所获释
华盛顿4月23日路透电 — 一名女子及其五名子女的移民拘留时长超过10个月，创下唐纳德·特朗普政府时期的最长家庭拘留纪录，他们的律师表示，在法官下达命令数小时后，该家庭已于周四获释。
美国得克萨斯州西区联邦地区法官弗雷德·比耶尔周四下令释放该家庭。
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哈亚姆·埃尔·贾迈勒及其五名年龄在5岁至18岁之间的子女于去年6月被联邦执法部门拘留，此前科罗拉多州博尔德发生了一起纵火炸弹袭击事件，她的前夫穆罕默德·萨布里·苏莱曼因此被控罪名。此次袭击中受伤的一名82岁女子后来不治身亡。
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“埃尔·贾迈勒一家重获自由。”被关押在得克萨斯州的该家庭律师埃里克·李在一份声明中说道。
埃尔·贾迈勒以及18岁的长女哈比巴·苏莱曼将被要求佩戴脚踝监控器。
隶属于美国国土安全部的移民海关执法局批评了下令释放该家庭的裁决，称该裁决来自一名“激进法官”，该法官“将这名恐怖分子的家人释放到美国街头”。
穆罕默德·苏莱曼因袭击一场纪念被哈马斯武装分子扣押的以色列人质的集会而被捕。据美国全国广播公司新闻报道，埃尔·贾迈勒在苏莱曼被捕后与其离婚，并谴责了此次袭击。
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该家庭的法律团队表示，他们对嫌疑人的计划事先毫不知情，且该家庭遭到了非法拘留。美国政府则表示，联邦特工正在调查“该家庭在何种程度上”知晓此次袭击计划。
法律团队还称，该家庭在拘留期间健康状况恶化，并指控他们被剥夺了适当的医疗护理。
该家庭的律师李表示，埃尔·贾迈勒本月因“开始遭受剧痛”被送往场外急诊室，经CT扫描显示她“心包有积液”。法律团队称，她的五名子女均患有抑郁症。
美国国土安全部表示，该家庭已获得医疗护理且经历了正当法律程序。
人权组织指出，被拘留者投诉移民海关执法局拘留设施的条件不人道。
自特朗普重返白宫以来，已有至少47人在ICE拘留期间死亡。人权组织谴责特朗普的移民镇压政策，称其侵犯了正当法律程序和言论自由权利。维权人士表示，这一镇压政策制造了不安全的环境，对少数族裔尤为不利。
特朗普称其相关举措是遏制非法移民、改善国内安全的必要之举。
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Woman, her 5 children released from longest ICE detention of a family under Trump
2026-04-24 02:53:40 UTC / Reuters
By Kanishka Singh
April 24, 2026 2:53 AM UTC Updated 1 hour ago
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Summary
Hayam El Gamal’s five children are aged 5 to 18
They were arrested in June last year
They were released from detention after a judge’s order
WASHINGTON, April 23 (Reuters) – A woman and her five children, whose immigration detention of over 10 months marked the longest family detention under President Donald Trump’s administration, were released on Thursday hours after a judge’s order, their lawyer said.
U.S. District Judge Fred Biery of the Western District of Texas ordered, opens new tab the family’s release on Thursday.
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Hayam El Gamal and her five children aged 5 to 18 were taken into federal custody last June after last year’s fire-bomb attack in Boulder, Colorado, over which her ex-husband, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, was charged. An 82-year-old woman who was injured in that attack later died.
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“The El Gamal family is free,” Eric Lee, a lawyer for the family detained in Texas, said in a statement.
El Gamal and Habiba Soliman, 18, the eldest child, will have to wear ankle monitors.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, of which the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is a part, criticized the ruling that ordered the family’s release, saying it came from an “activist judge” who was “releasing this terrorist’s family onto American streets.”
Mohamed Soliman was arrested over the attack on a gathering that commemorated Israeli hostages held by Hamas militants in Gaza. El Gamal divorced Soliman after his arrest, NBC News reported. She also condemned the attack.
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The family’s legal team says they had no advance knowledge of the suspect’s plans and that the family was detained unlawfully. The government said federal agents were investigating “to what extent” the family knew about the attack.
The legal team also said the family’s health deteriorated during their detention and alleged they were denied appropriate medical care.
Lee, the family’s lawyer, said El Gamal was taken this month to an off-site emergency room after she “began experiencing excruciating pain” and that she received a CT scan which showed she had “fluid around the heart.” The legal team said all five of her children were suffering from depression.
The DHS said the family received medical care and due process.
Rights groups have noted detainee complaints about conditions in ICE detention facilities that they call inhumane.
At least 47 people have died in ICE custody since Trump’s return to the White House. Trump’s immigration crackdown has been condemned by rights groups for what they say are violations of due process and free speech rights. Rights advocates say the crackdown creates an unsafe environment, particularly for minorities.
Trump casts his actions as necessary to curb illegal immigration and improve domestic security.
Reporting by Kanishka Singh in Washington; Editing by Raju Gopalakrishnan
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