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6d ago

Marine Dad Released From ICE Custody on Bond Ahead of Parole in Place Hearing

His release follows days of administrative delays before an August hearing on his bid to adjust status as a military relative

Narciso Baranco, second right, with his sons, Emanuel, left, Alejandro and José Luis Barranco.
LAPD officers and patrol cars at the scene of a police shooting along Figueroa Blvd. in Downtown LA July 13 after officers say they confronted and shot a man armed with a machete.
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Overview

  • A judge approved Narciso Barranco’s $3,000 bond on July 10 and he was freed from Adelanto Detention Center on July 15.
  • His departure was postponed for several days due to processing errors that local officials and his attorney say highlight ICE capacity challenges.
  • Barranco is scheduled to appear in immigration court in August to pursue Parole in Place, a discretionary program for relatives of active-duty service members.
  • He and his family reject Department of Homeland Security’s account that he attacked an agent with a weed whacker, citing video evidence showing he held the tool defensively.
  • Barranco is undergoing medical evaluation and recovering physically and emotionally, with fundraising and public support from community leaders and his three Marine sons.