The Metro Robyn Vincent, The Metro December 11, 2025 As immigration enforcement expands across Michigan, even longtime residents with deep roots and active legal cases are being detained. Among them is Ernesto Cuevas Enciso, a Detroit father pursuing a green card who was taken into ICE custody on his way to work. Miriam Stone holds a childhood photo of her brother Ernesto, who is at the North Lake Processing Center, despite having legal work authorization and a pending green-card application. His family is urging ICE to release him before a Dec. 17 hearing. Robyn Vincent is the co-host of The Metro on WDET. She is an award-winning journalist, a lifelong listener of WDET, and a graduate of Wayne State University, where she studied journalism. Before returning home to Detroit, she was a reporter, producer, editor, and executive producer for NPR stations in the Mountain West, including her favorite Western station, KUNC. She received a national fellowship from Investigative Reporters and Editors for her investigative work that probed the unchecked power of sheriffs in Colorado. She was also the editor-in-chief of an alternative weekly newspaper in Wyoming, leading the paper to win its first national award for a series she directed tracing one reporter’s experience living and working with Syrian refugees. View all posts Tags: asylum and immigration law, Baldwin Michigan, DACA, detention, Detroit, GEO Group, green card, ice, ICE metro Detroit 2025, immigration, immigration enforcement, Lue Yang, Michigan Immigrant Rights Center, Michigan news, Michigan Politics, North Lake Processing Center, NPR Michigan, Stephanie Chang, ypsilanti Post navigation