According to reports from Fox San Antonio, Argote-Brooks will appear once more before a federal judge for a detention hearing. The federal agency claims an officer was injured during the encounter, and Argote-Brooks is facing charges of public property destruction. This new court appearance contrasts sharply with the initial hearing, where a federal judge unexpectedly ordered his release into family custody without pressing criminal charges at that time. ICE maintains that the Cuban was admitted into the United States through the Laredo port of entry in October 2024. The agency states he was given a notice to appear for an immigration hearing and released on parole, although the Department of Homeland Security reportedly later rescinded that status.