The Emanet family met with U.S. Rep. Donald Norcross and other officials after the matriarch of the family was released from a detention center in N.J.

Emine Emanet, the owner of Jersey Kebab in Haddon Township, was released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody after her family paid a $7,500 bond.

Emine and Celal Emanet, who run a Haddon Township restaurant, stayed in the U.S. after their visas expired. A judge ruled Tuesday Emine Emanet can be released on $7,500 bond.

One of the owners of Jersey Kebab, a restaurant in Camden County, went in front of an immigration judge to determine if she can be freed on bond or remain in custody. Ryan Hughes reports in Haddon Township with more on today's hearing.

Emine Emanet walked free from a New Jersey immigrant-detention center and into the arms of her family on Wednesday, two weeks and a day after she and her husband were arrested by ICE agents at their Haddon Township restaurant.

Emine Emanet, who owns and runs Jersey Kebab in Haddon Township, New Jersey, with her husband, was released on bond from an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement detention center Wednesday. She said she is grateful for the support from her community at this time.