Despite being ordered released on bond, ICE refused to release Guevara, keeping him detained for over 100 days. The family of Emmy-winning journalist Mario Guevara says they are heartbroken as he remains in federal custody more than 100 days after his arrest while covering a protest in DeKalb County. Mario Guevara: 100 in ICE custodyWhat they're saying:Just days after the Board of Immigration Appeals ordered him deported to El Salvador, Guevara’s children stood alongside attorneys Tuesday to plead for his release. Scarlet Kim, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU’s Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, said the organization has filed an emergency motion to stop his deportation. ‘No Kings’ day protest arrestThe backstory:Guevara, 47, has been held in ICE custody for more than 100 days following his arrest while covering a June 14 "No Kings" protest.