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Father of 3 US Marines Detained by Border Patrol, Released on Bail

KTLA 5July 10, 20253 min3,731 views
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Detainment and Release

  • 📌 A father of three US Marines, Norberto Barranco, was detained by Border Patrol agents in Santa Ana and is now set to be released on bail.
  • 💔 Barranco, a 48-year-old landscaper, was taken into custody while working outside an IHOP restaurant, leading to over 20 days in detention.
  • 🤝 His family expressed relief in court as it was determined he would be released from federal custody on a $3,000 bond.

Incident Details and Family's Plea

  • 💥 The violent detainment, caught on video, involved Border Patrol using pepper spray and physical force against Barranco.
  • 🇺🇸 Barranco's sons are US Marines, and they insist their father, who has been in the U.S. for over 30 years, has no criminal record and poses no threat.
  • 😥 A son who visited Barranco described challenging conditions, with his father still wearing the same clothes and showing visible injuries.

Official Statement and Community Reaction

  • ⚠️ The Department of Homeland Security claims Barranco resisted arrest, ran away, and assaulted federal agents with a weed whacker.
  • 📣 Barranco's detainment sparked protests and community outrage, highlighting concerns about immigration enforcement tactics.
  • 💰 A GoFundMe for his legal defense has raised over $200,000, with his family expressing deep gratitude for the support.

Potential Deportation and Future

  • ⚖️ Despite his release on bail, Barranco could still face deportation.
  • 🗓️ His family is hopeful he could be released as early as the following day.
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