ICE told him he faced deportation for a crime committed more than a decade ago, despite having long since built a life as a businessman, husband, and father. A Chicago man picked up by immigration agents at O’Hare International Airport on June 19 is finally getting out of ICE detention in Kentucky, more than three months later. What we know:Ernesto Toledo, a green card holder who has lived in Chicago for nearly 20 years, is a businessman, husband, and father. ICE told him he was being deported for a crime he committed more than a decade ago. We were not previously seeing green card holders with 15-year-old misdemeanor convictions being detained at the airport when they re-enter the country," said immigration attorney Louise Carhart.