In the United States, Elvira Benitez Suarez, a mother from Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, was held in ICE custody for over two months before being released. The detention involved the U.S.

Department of Homeland Security and the Campbell County Detention Center. The case has drawn attention to the procedures and decisions surrounding immigration enforcement and detention duration.

The release decision followed judicial involvement and has sparked debate over whether the length of detention and subsequent release were appropriate. The case highlights tensions in immigration enforcement and judicial oversight in Wisconsin and broader U.S. immigration policy.

The next procedural steps or official statements from involved authorities remain pending.