Celal Emanet spoke with NBC10 after he was detained by ICE earlier this week. Celal Emanet was released from custody with an ankle monitor while his wife was placed in custody at the ICE detention ...

Emine and Celal Emanet are set to reopen Jersey Kebab in Haddon Township on April 1, 2025, more than a month after they were detained by ICE. Skip to content Breaking ...

Celal Emanet was later released with an ankle monitor while his wife was taken to a detention center in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She was released on bond about two weeks later.

Celal Emanet spoke with NBC10 after he was detained by ICE earlier this week. Celal Emanet was released from custody with an ankle monitor while his wife was placed in custody at the ICE detention ...

Celal Emanet appeared in front of an immigration judge for about 10 minutes on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, at a federal courthouse in Newark, New Jersey. His case wasn’t resolved however, ...

Her husband, Celal Emanet, was also arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers that day but was released with an ankle monitor. The couple owns and runs Jersey Kebab, a restaurant in ...

Emine Emanet hugs husband Celal Emanet as she leaves the Elizabeth Detention Facility in New Jersey on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, two weeks and a day after the couple were arrested at their Haddon ...

Celal Emanet was released from custody with an ankle monitor and spoke with NBC10 on Tuesday. “I was shocked and my heart was getting crushed,” he said.

Celal Emanet was released later that day with an ankle monitor. Emine Emanet was held for two weeks. When asked what it’s like to have his mother back home, Muhammed Emanet said “it’s amazing, man.” ...

Muhammad Emanet and Celal Emanet were surrounded by Camden County commissioners and other local officials as everyone spoke in support of the family while slamming federal officials for not addressing ...

The Emanet family has long developed a reputation of faith-based kindness and generosity in Haddon Township, frequently offering food to those who cannot afford it, something Celal Emanet said ...