现年48岁的路易斯·曼努埃尔·阿维莱斯在佛罗里达州基韦斯特等待儿子从美国海军林肯号航母返回时被边境巡逻队逮捕1。这名来自尼加拉瓜、持有工作许可在美国生活了19年的劳工随后被移民与海关执法局拘留，面临驱逐程序1。他的儿子约书亚·阿维莱斯现役于USS林肯号航母，已连续工作超过250天，每天工作12小时1。
阿维莱斯的遭遇反映了特朗普政府撤销对军人家属移民保护政策的举措1。美国国土安全部在周日发表声明称："拥有军人家庭成员不是违反国家法律的通行证"1。据美联社首次统计，至少有6名军人家属已被驱逐，另有1人自行驱逐1。曾被军队宣传为移民福利的"军事假释"（military parole-in-place）政策允许现役和退役军人的配偶、子女和父母在国内获得法律移民身份，但这一保护如今已被撤销1。
约书亚·阿维莱斯在社交媒体上表达了对父亲遭遇的愤怒，称："我正在为一个给了我一切的国家而战，却得到了这样的待遇，这让我心碎"1。他的妹妹凯瑟琳·德尔加多表示已花费数百美元向哥哥寄送食物和卫生用品包裹1。
Luis Manuel Aviles, a 48-year-old Nicaraguan-born construction worker who had lived legally in the United States for 19 years, was detained by immigration authorities while waiting for his son to return from deployment on the USS Lincoln aircraft carrier.1 The arrest in Key West, Florida, reflected the Trump administration's rollback of immigration protections for military families as it pursued a broad deportation agenda.1
Aviles' son, Joshua Aviles, serves on the USS Lincoln and had worked continuously for more than 250 days with 12-hour shifts.1 Joshua responded on Facebook, stating: "I'm fighting for a country that gave me everything, and this is how I'm treated. It breaks my heart."1 The Department of Homeland Security defended the action in a statement, declaring that "having a family member who is military is not a pass to break the law."1
The case is part of a documented pattern: the Associated Press found that at least six military family members have been deported, with one additional person deported voluntarily.1 The "military parole-in-place" program, promoted by the military as an immigration benefit, had previously allowed spouses, children, and parents of active-duty and veteran service members to obtain legal immigrant status within the country.1 Joshua's sister, Catherine Delgado, reported spending hundreds of dollars sending care packages of food and hygiene supplies to support her brother during this period.1
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