Brooklyn man stays in ICE custody after DHS blocks release
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Brooklyn man stays in ICE custody after DHS blocks release
"MANHATTAN - FEDERAL OFFICIALS are keeping a Brooklyn man in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody after the U.S. Department of Homeland Security put a stay on his release, even after an immigration judge granted bail, Spectrum News NY1 reported. Allan Marrero has been detained since November 2025 after attending a green card interview at 26 Federal Plaza. His husband, Matthew Marrero, says the couple has been separated for nearly three months now."
"DHS said Marrero overstayed a tourist visa and missed a 2022 hearing that triggered a removal order - a hearing the couple insists they were never notified about; the judge set bail at $6,000 before the stay kept him held in Natchez, Miss. DHS did not provide a reason for the stay. Dan Goldman said of the immigration crackdown, "This is becoming the civil rights issue of our era." The couple's legal team is weighing next steps, including a new green card application."
Allan Marrero has been held in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody since November 2025 following a green card interview at 26 Federal Plaza. The Department of Homeland Security placed a stay on his release even though an immigration judge set $6,000 bail. DHS says Marrero overstayed a tourist visa and missed a 2022 hearing that led to a removal order; the couple says they were never notified of that hearing. DHS did not provide a reason for the stay. Marrero has been held in Natchez, Mississippi, and the couple’s legal team is considering filing a new green card application.
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