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Padres minor league coach released by ICE on bond but still faces deportation to Venezuela
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· August 26, 2026
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Key points Oswaldo Pirela, a native of Venezuela, is now at home. A minor league coach for the Padres has been released from ICE custody on bond.
A minor league coach for the Padres has been released from ICE custody on bond. Oswaldo Pirela, a native of Venezuela, is now at home. However, his situation is not fully resolved, as he still faces deportation proceedings to his home country.
Pirela's release from custody allows him to be at home, but the outcome of his deportation case is still uncertain. Further details about his situation are available from the source.
The coach is currently in Arizona, where he has been able to return home after being released by ICE. His case is ongoing, with deportation to Venezuela still a possibility.
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Category: News Published: August 26, 2026 Source: Los Angeles Times - California Reading time: 1 min
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