A Texas nun is released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody after being detained while traveling to Mass, according to multiple outlets. The detention, which became widely reported after parish officials shared details online, drew public attention to her case. The reports describe that Leticia Ugboaja was taken into ICE custody during her commute to religious services. After pressure and visibility from community members and social media posts by parish officials, she is reported to have been released. The accounts focus on the circumstances of the stop, the role of parish announcements in bringing attention to the detention, and the subsequent release from custody. The sources do not provide extensive additional legal or immigration-case details in the excerpts available, and they do not describe any specific conditions tied to the release. Both outlets characterize the release as following the detention and increased attention from outside observers.