Sheriff Richard Jones mischaracterized a protest at the Butler County Jail on June 9 in support of Emerson Colindres, a ...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Several people protested outside of the Butler County jail Monday in support of a 19-year-old detained ...

Community members came together Monday evening to rally behind a recent Cincinnati Public Schools graduate who was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The 19-year-old's arrest is part of a nationwide trend of detaining immigrants without criminal records at routine ICE ...

Colindres, a 19-year-old Honduran immigrant, graduated from high school last month and was a standout on the school's soccer ...

Protests Sunday night and Monday morning took place outside of the Butler County jail. That led to one arrest.

A high school graduate faces deportation to Honduras after a routine ICE check-in, sparking community protests. Emerson Colindres' teammates rallied for his release.

In a speech outside the Butler County Jail, which acts as a detention center for those facing immigration charges, the teen's mom addressed President Donald Trump directly. She asked for compassion.

A 19-year-old high school graduate with no criminal record is being held in ICE custody, facing deportation to Honduras, a ...

A recent Dater High School graduate remains in the Butler County Jail. 19-year-old Emerson Colindres was recently detained by ...

Cincinnatians of all backgrounds took to the streets on Saturday for what some are calling the biggest country-wide protest in American history.

Emerson Colindres, 19, was arrested by ICE at a routine check-in with agents on June 4. He said he's fearful about his future, now that he may be deported to Honduras, where he lived as a child.