Overview
- Vizguerra was released Monday afternoon from the Aurora detention center after her family and the Immigrant Freedom Fund posted bond.
- Immigration Judge Brea Burgie granted bond without electronic monitoring after taking the weekend to review arguments.
- U.S. District Judge Nina Y. Wang ordered the bond hearing as part of ongoing federal review of her detention.
- ICE alleges she entered the U.S. illegally and used a fraudulent Social Security number and cited a 2009 traffic-related conviction, while the order emphasized her long residence, family ties, and compliance.
- Her release does not resolve the underlying removal case, and reports note DHS could still pursue deportation or seek further legal action.