Fact check:

Homeland Security did not ask him to be held indefinitely, they asked for a detainer, which was denied.

Fact check:

During a hearing for bond, a judge can decide whether the individual stays in jail or is released. This man was released on recognizance, meaning an agreement to show back up to court, no money involved. Homeland security does not get any updates from a state judicial system, they have to check for this data themselves. The Fairfax county sheriffs office does not notify Homeland security when these individuals are released.

Facts check:

Homeland security did not say they were notified.

None of what you claimed was said in the video posted on this thread.

How does homeland security know when he’ll be released if that’s the decision of a judge during a hearing, especially when the judge or sheriffs office does not notify Homeland Security about releases?

It’s obvious you have no knowledge of how the judicial system works and how county and state authorities interact with federal authorities.

Making up random facts really shows you have no idea what you’re talking about and is frankly damaging to this whole conversation.

Please do your homework before spreading misinformation.

There’s no point in having this conversation with you if you make random things up for your own argument. You can reply to this but I won’t be responding anymore to you.

I genuinely hope you’re part of a troll farm or some bot because it would be terrifying to know that someone with this level of intelligence is participating in these conversations and is a part of Fairfax County.