ICE releases Deisy Rivera Ortega after approximately a month in detention following her arrest in Texas, according to multiple reports. Ortega was detained after being taken into custody during an immigration appointment, a circumstance described by outlets as occurring while she was meeting with immigration officials. BBC News and The Independent both report that the arrest took place in Texas last month and that ICE later releases her from detention after her time in custody. The reporting also identifies Ortega as the wife of a U.S. soldier and, in one account, notes that the soldier is an Afghanistan veteran. The sources do not provide additional details in the supplied summaries about the specific reasons for the detention, the legal proceedings that may follow, or the terms of her release. Both outlets characterize the development as an ICE decision to release Ortega after a month-long period of detention. The coverage is consistent on the core timeline—detention during an immigration appointment in Texas last month, followed by release after about a month.