According to ESPN, Kentucky State University women's basketball center Aminata Seck was released on bond Wednesday after spending two months in ICE custody.

Seck, who plays center for the Kentucky State Lady Wildcats, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for a period of approximately two months before her bond was approved. The decision to release her on bond comes after ICE determined that she met the conditions for temporary release while her immigration case continues. This development is significant for the university’s program, as Seck has been a key contributor on the court.

The release allows Seck to return to campus and resume training with the Lady Wildcats, though she will be required to comply with bond conditions that may include regular check‑ins with ICE officials and restrictions on travel. The team’s coaching staff has indicated that they will work with Seck to reintegrate her into the roster and schedule, while also addressing any gaps her absence may have caused during practice and games.

Looking ahead, Seck’s return is expected to strengthen Kentucky State’s lineup as the season progresses. The university and the players will monitor her legal status closely, and the team will continue to adapt to any further developments in her immigration case. Seck’s release on bond is a positive step toward restoring stability for both the athlete and the program.