A US sailor’s father, originally from Nicaragua, faced immigration officials’ detention during a routine vehicle stop in Key West, Florida. While his son serves overseas, he feels deep concern for his father’s situation, who is currently waiting for green card approval and possesses identification. This incident has raised eyebrows amid heightened scrutiny surrounding the USS Abraham Lincoln’s prolonged deployment. A US sailor’s father, originally from Nicaragua, faced immigration officials’ detention during a routine vehicle stop in Key West, Florida. While his son serves overseas, he feels deep concern for his father’s situation, who is currently waiting for green card approval and possesses identification. This incident has raised eyebrows amid heightened scrutiny surrounding the USS Abraham Lincoln’s prolonged deployment.
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