Federal judge orders bond hearing or release for St. Johns school custodian detained by ICE

A federal judge has ordered immigration officials to give a Venezuelan man who worked as a St. Johns County school custodian an individualized bond hearing or release him within seven days.RELATED: Detained St. Johns school custodian at the center of Supreme Court immigration caseThe order, issued Nov. 1 by U.S. District Judge James Klindt in Jacksonville, grants Leonel Armando Bolivar Linares’ petition on his claim that mandatory detention without an individualized bond hearing violates the Immigration and Nationality Act.If officials release Bolivar Linares, they must provide access to a telephone so he can arrange transportation from the detention facility, the order says.Bolivar Linares, 29, is being held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at a facility in New Mexico. He was transferred there after initially being detained in Florida, court records show.He was detained Aug. 6 while on his way to work for the St. Johns County School District.The judge denied Bolivar Linares