A U.S. Navy sailor received disturbing news while serving on the USS Lincoln. His father had been taken into custody by ICE agents. The sailor is from South Florida. Further details about the situation are available from the source. The father is facing deportation. The source has more information about the case, including the circumstances surrounding the father's detention by ICE.
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