Overview
- President Claudia Sheinbaum said a morning security briefing indicated Treviño remains detained by U.S. authorities.
- Milenio and other outlets reported he was freed after roughly 10 days in ICE custody, and the ICE detainee locator no longer lists him.
- Defense attorney Óscar Zamudio said an immigration judge granted release on bond and noted an active asylum request.
- According to the reports, ICE arrested Treviño on August 12 in Dallas and he appeared before an immigration court on August 26.
- In Mexico, a judge denied his amparo against a 2021 arrest warrant on October 16 and the defense sought review, while a 2023 Interpol red notice deactivation complicates any swift extradition.