
Wife of US Soldier Released After ICE Detention
Annie Ramos, the wife of a U.S. soldier, has been released after being detained by ICE due to a 2005 deportation order, becoming a national case after arriving in the U.S. at 22 months old.
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Annie Ramos, the wife of a U.S. soldier, has been released after being detained by ICE due to a 2005 deportation order, becoming a national case after arriving in the U.S. at 22 months old.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested the Honduran wife of a US soldier at a Louisiana base, who was brought to the US as a toddler, sparking controversy.
Annie Ramos, the wife of a US serviceman, was released by ICE with a GPS monitor days after her wedding. She arrived in the country at age two, and the Trump Administration is continuing her deportation process.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents reportedly detained Annie Ramos, the wife of US Army soldier Matthew Blank, in Louisiana just days after their marriage. Blank expressed his distress, stating his wife was 'ripped away' from him.

Annie Ramos, an undocumented immigrant and newlywed wife of a US soldier, was detained by ICE at a military base while completing paperwork to move in with her husband. She has since been freed.

Staff Sgt. Matthew Blank reported for duty at Fort Polk, Louisiana, only for federal immigration forces to arrest his new bride, Sunday school teacher Annie Ramos, hours after the couple arrived at the military base. The newlywed soldier's wife faces deportation after being arrested by immigration police.