OMG, this is crazy 
! Like, can't believe they held him for so long without even a hearing? It's not fair that he got stuck in limbo just 'cause of some social media convo... I mean, we know he was involved with the Latin Kings gang, but that doesn't mean he's a danger to society. 30 years in the US and working legit construction jobs, this dude's got more connections than most Americans 
. And now they're saying they can't deport him 'til Wednesday? That's just a slap on the wrist 
. Can't wait to see what happens next 
! Like, can't believe they held him for so long without even a hearing? It's not fair that he got stuck in limbo just 'cause of some social media convo... I mean, we know he was involved with the Latin Kings gang, but that doesn't mean he's a danger to society. 30 years in the US and working legit construction jobs, this dude's got more connections than most Americans . And now they're saying they can't deport him 'til Wednesday? That's just a slap on the wrist . Can't wait to see what happens next 
. The fact that Martinez was detained despite being acquitted on serious charges raises questions about the effectiveness of our justice system in protecting individual rights. It's disconcerting to think that an acquittal doesn't necessarily mean a person is free from detention, especially when it comes to immigration proceedings. The judge's ruling is a welcome development, but it also underscores the need for more transparency and accountability within these agencies 
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my cousin was in immigration detention back in '97 and it was a nightmare they just held him for months without even charging him with anything, let alone convicting him. And now this dude Juan Espinoza Martinez is being detained for over 6 months after being acquitted on all charges what's the point of having an acquittal if you're just gonna keep holding you in custody? 
I know he did something stupid by sending that Snapchat message but come on, it's not like he was trying to kill anyone...I remember when I was a kid, my dad knew this guy who got deported back to Mexico and he ended up getting killed in Mexico because of the system failing him...it's just too much 
It's crazy that they were holding onto him for so long without even checking if he was supposed to be deported in the first place. 
And now, thanks to this judge ruling out his detention, Juan Espinoza Martinez can finally go home and live his life again. That's amazing news, right? 
He's been living in the US for over 30 years without any issues, working a steady job and being an integral part of his community. The Trump admin didn't even bother to deport him because... well, he wasn't really a priority target, I guess 
. This case highlights how important it is for our justice system to protect people from unlawful detention. Let's keep pushing for immigration reform that prioritizes humanity over politics 