A U.S. resident for 19 years, handyman Luis Manuel Aviles was arrested in Key West despite having a work permit — sparking outrage as the government rolls back protections for military families. His son, deployed on the USS Lincoln, is torn between duty and heartbreak, unsure how to keep serving while his dad faces deportation. The family’s hope that military service would fast-track citizenship now feels cruelly ironic. With Joshua set to return home soon — without his father — this case exposes the human cost of immigration enforcement, even when loved ones are in uniform.
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