"The parents of the Milford teen briefly detained by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers last week were ordered to wear ankle monitors as they await the next check-in on their pending asylum case. Last Friday, an ICE officer reportedly tackled 16-year-old Gustavo Enrique De Oliveira, threatened to shoot him, and detained him for about an hour. His lawyers said ICE ordered the Milford High School student to report to its Burlington office, where officials later released him on Monday."
"ICE also ordered Gustavo's parents to come in for a check-in. According to lawyers at the Mabel Center, which provides the family with pro bono legal support, Gustavo's parents checked in at the ICE Field Office in Burlington on Tuesday. However, agents told his parents to report to Framingham's Intensive Supervision Appearance Program facility. ICE contracts with ISAP as a third-party administrator. Officials fitted both parents with ankle monitors and told them to report back to ISAP in person for their next check-in."
A 16-year-old Milford student, Gustavo Enrique De Oliveira, was reportedly tackled by an ICE officer, threatened with a gun, and detained for about an hour before being released. ICE ordered the teen and his parents to report for check-ins; the parents were directed to the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program in Framingham. ISAP agents fitted both parents with ankle monitors and instructed them to return for in-person check-ins. Legal advocates noted the restraint was not court-ordered and questioned any flight-risk assessment. The incident has drawn community support and occurs amid ICE's broader "Patriot 2.0" enforcement operation.
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