Nicole (Reporter)

detained by ICE at his job at a McDonald's.

He was taken into custody and he was brought here in the building behind me.

In the wake of that detainment, his son, a young man, a security officer named Anthony, bravely marched into this building to give his father medication.

His father suffers from heart failure and the consequences of his father not getting those medications

could be fatal.

I talked to this young man, Anthony.

We agreed not to show his face to protect his family.

I want you to hear what he had to say when he marched into this building behind me to give his father his medications.

And when you tried to give that ICE agent your father's medicine and he smirked and laughed in your face, how did that make you feel?

Now, today, Anthony came back to the building behind me, came back to the Whirlpool building, walking arm in arm with lawyers, with the medical professionals.

And he refused to leave until he was 100 percent assured that his father got his crucial medication.

Now, the Trump administration is saying that they're detaining the worst of the worst.

But, Nicole,

anthony says his father has no criminal record he's just a hard-working man who is going to his job at mcdonald's now we've reached out to dhs about this incident they tell us that the people that they detain do get access to their medicines but when we asked where this man is going next we have yet to hear back nicole all right that's the report so why why are they messing with this guy let me bring jolly in