A U.S. Navy sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln says his father was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and he describes the impact on his ability to work. Joshua Aviles, who serves aboard the ship, says he learned of his father’s situation while he is working long shifts.
According to Aviles’ account, he does not know where his father is being held or how he is being treated, and he expresses distress about continuing 12+ hour workdays while his father is detained. Both outlets describe the statement as “heartbreaking,” framing it around the personal effect of the immigration enforcement action on a family member.
The coverage centers on Aviles’ perspective rather than on details of the arrest itself, and neither outlet provides additional information about the father’s case. The shared focus across sources is that Aviles links his father’s detention to the broader immigration crackdown involving ICE.
