San Diego Padres Minor League Coach Is Released From ICE Custody
DHS says his work authorization and pending asylum case do not confer legal status, while his family says he has a valid permit and remains in removal proceedings.
- San Diego Padres minor league coach Oswaldo Pirela was released on bond Monday after being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement earlier this month and returned home to Arizona.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents detained Pirela at El Paso International Airport on August 16 during a work trip, alleging he lacked legal documentation at the time of the stop.
- Department of Homeland Security officials claimed Pirela "overstayed his welcome" after 2018, while his family disputes this account, citing a pending asylum application and valid work permit.
- The Padres confirmed Pirela's release on Tuesday, stating they are "pleased" he is reunited with his family while declining further comment on the ongoing legal matter.
- Federal detainee records show Pirela is no longer in custody following the bond release; the immigration status dispute remains unresolved as he settles back into his home in Arizona.
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Padres minor league coach released by ICE on bond but still faces deportation to Venezuela
Padres minor league coach and Venezuelan native Oswaldo Pirela is home in Arizona after his release from ICE custody, but he still faces deportation proceedings.
Padres coach held by ICE for over a week is released on bond
Oswaldo Pirela, the San Diego Padres' (Major League Baseball) minor league catching coordinator who was arrested last Sunday and held by ICE, was released on bond Monday. He entered the U.S. legally from Venezuela in 2014, but the Department of Homeland Security claims he was authorized only to remain until 2018. — Read the rest The post Padres coach held by ICE for over a week is released on bond appeared first on Boing Boing.
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Padres minor league coach released from ICE custody
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Oswaldo Pirela, coordinator of the San Diego Padres minor league receivers, was released on bail after being detained by federal immigration agents in El Paso, his family reported Tuesday. Pirela, of Venezuelan origin and resident of Arizona, returned Monday to his home to reunite with his family, said his sister Daniela Pirela. The Fathers confirmed that Pirela is no longer in custody. “We are pleased that Oswaldo Pirela has been released on ba…
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