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A Louisiana judge freed four immigrants with serious criminal records from ICE custody on Feb. 6, 2026, sparking national debate over judicial power and public safety.
A federal judge in Louisiana, John deGravelles, ordered the release of four immigrants from ICE custody on February 6, 2026, despite their convictions for serious crimes including murder and child sexual offenses.
The individuals, who had prior deportation orders dating back to the 1990s, were released under legal standards related to detention limits following prison terms.
The Department of Homeland Security criticized the decision as dangerous and inconsistent with immigration enforcement policies, noting the Biden administration had previously allowed their release.
The judge’s specific rationale was not disclosed, but the ruling has intensified debate over judicial authority, immigration enforcement, and public safety.
Un juez de Louisiana liberó a cuatro inmigrantes con antecedentes penales graves de la custodia de ICE el 6 de febrero de 2026, provocando un debate nacional sobre el poder judicial y la seguridad pública.