A former Afghan interpreter who aided the U.S. military has been detained by ICE agents during a routine green card appointment in Connecticut. The incident has drawn significant attention, with lawmakers and advocates calling for his immediate release. The interpreter, who legally moved to the U.S. after helping military forces against the Taliban, was apprehended at an immigration office. State officials and veterans have expressed concerns about the implications of this arrest, labeling it as a threat to national security. The situation has sparked growing outrage and calls for action to protect those who supported U.S. efforts abroad.