A Texas mother has been released from federal immigration detention after spending more than a month in custody, according to reports.

Meenu Batra, a single mother of four adult U.S. citizens, was arrested on March 17 by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers while traveling for a work trip. She was subsequently held at a Texas immigration detention center.

Batra's case drew attention as she is the mother of four adult children who are U.S. citizens. The circumstances surrounding her initial arrest and the specific immigration violations alleged have not been detailed in available reports.

After more than a month in detention, Batra was released from ICE custody. Her attorney indicated that the extended detention period had a significant impact on her, stating that the experience "has broken her."

The case highlights ongoing issues surrounding immigration enforcement and detention policies, particularly involving individuals with family ties to U.S. citizens. ICE has not publicly commented on the specific circumstances of Batra's case or the reasons for her release.