A Sunnyvale woman may be released from a Louisiana ICE facility after a judge ruled she can be freed on an immigration bond. The woman, Alevtina Soboleva, is 59 years old and was taken into custody for overstaying her visa. Her daughter claims Soboleva has a pending asylum claim.
Further details about the case are available from the source. The ruling allows Soboleva to be released on bond, but additional information about her situation and the ruling is not provided here.
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