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A Maine man’s complicated homecoming after 7 months in ICE detention

An immigration judge approved his status, and he was released the next day after his wife’s green card sponsorship was approved, officials said.

Summary by Portland Press Herald
Marcos Gaspar-Da Silva was granted lawful permanent residency and released from detention in Arizona earlier this month.

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ICE detained husband awaiting green card for months—"I don’t have emotions"

After nearly seven months in ICE custody, Marcos Gaspar-Da Silva was released and granted residency in August.

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A Maine man’s complicated homecoming after 7 months in ICE detention

Marcos Gaspar-Da Silva was granted lawful permanent residency and released from detention in Arizona earlier this month.

·Lewiston, United States
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Portland Press Herald broke the news in South Portland, United States on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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