Queremos contarles la situación de nuestro Nilson Gabriel, un joven de 25 años con un corazón enorme, trabajador, respetuoso y querido por todos los que lo conocemos.

Nilson llegó a Estados Unidos hace casi cuatro

años buscando un futuro mejor para él y su familia.

Al llegar, estuvo bajo un programa de supervisión durante el proceso migratorio. Cumplió con todo lo que se le pidió: usó el grillete electrónico durante seis meses, luego continuó con supervisiones presenciales y en línea. Siempre asistió a sus citas, nunca tuvo una falta y su única prioridad fue trabajar y apoyar a su madre y hermanas, con quienes vive en Orlando.

Hace unos días, el 29 de octubre a las 8:00 a.m., Nilson asistió a lo que debía ser una cita rutinaria con ICE. Sin previo aviso ni explicaciones claras, fue detenido en ese momento, bajo el argumento de no tener la renovación de su TPS. Desde entonces, está recluido en una cárcel de Miami, esperando su primera corte el 4 de noviembre.

Su familia está devastada. Nilson es el pilar del hogar: su madre y sus dos hermanas dependen emocional y económicamente de él. Una de sus hermanas tiene una bebé de apenas siete meses, y todos quienes lo conocemos sabemos el amor y la responsabilidad con la que Nilson cuida de ellas.

Hoy necesitamos unirnos para ayudar a cubrir los honorarios del abogado que llevará su apelación, con la esperanza de que pueda regresar pronto a casa. Nilson no representa un peligro, ni ha cometido ninguna falta; es simplemente un joven trabajador que merece una oportunidad de seguir construyendo su vida junto a su familia.

Cualquier aporte, por pequeño que sea, hará una gran diferencia.

Gracias por leer, compartir y ayudarnos a que Nilson Gabriel pueda volver a abrazar a su familia.

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We want to share the situation of our beloved Nilson Gabriel — a 25-year-old young man with a huge heart, hardworking, respectful, and loved by everyone who knows him. Nilson arrived in the United States almost four years ago seeking a better future for himself and his family.

When he arrived, he was placed under a supervision program during his immigration process. He complied with every requirement: he wore an electronic ankle monitor for six months, then continued with both in-person and online check-ins. He always attended his appointments, never missed any, and his only priority was to work and support his mother and sisters, with whom he lives in Orlando.

A few days ago, on October 29 at 8:00 a.m., Nilson went to what was supposed to be a routine appointment with ICE. Without prior notice or a clear explanation, he was detained on the spot under the claim that he did not have a renewed TPS. Since then, he has been held in a detention center in Miami, awaiting his first court hearing on November 4.

His family is devastated. Nilson is the pillar of his home — his mother and two sisters depend on him emotionally and financially. One of his sisters has a baby just seven months old, and everyone who knows Nilson can attest to the love and responsibility with which he takes care of them.

Today, we need to come together to help cover the attorney’s fees for his appeal, with the hope that he can return home soon. Nilson is not a threat, nor has he ever committed any offense; he is simply a hardworking young man who deserves the chance to continue building his life alongside his family.

Any contribution, no matter how small, will make a huge difference.

Thank you for reading, sharing, and helping us bring Nilson Gabriel back to his family.