A Mexican citizen is to be freed from custody. He has been in the US since 1998 and has children who are citizens. The man was a passenger in a van involved in an incident with immigration officers.
He must be released within a short time frame. His lawyers will be notified before he is freed. The release will take place in a public area.
Further details about the case are available from Click2Houston. The incident is related to a fatal shooting that occurred in Houston.
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