Indian Filmmaker Arfat Sheikh Freed From U.S. Immigration Detention

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Indian documentary filmmaker Arfat Sheikh has been released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. He was granted bond on Tuesday and walked free two days later on Thursday. His release follows a two-week detention period. However, the legal proceedings for his potential deportation from the United States are ongoing.

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