Overview

• An immigration judge in Georgia granted bond on July 1, securing Guevara’s release from ICE detention after more than two weeks in custody
• DeKalb County Solicitor-General Donna Coleman-Stribling dismissed misdemeanor counts of unlawful assembly and obstruction for insufficient evidence
• Guevara was arrested June 14 by DeKalb County officers while live-streaming an anti-Trump “No Kings” protest and was handed over to ICE under a detainer
• His attorney, Giovanni Diaz, says Guevara holds work authorization and has a pending green card application sponsored by his U.S. citizen son
• The Committee to Protect Journalists and other press-freedom groups called for his release and continue urging authorities to drop the deportation effort