Saturday, March 4, 2017

Miss. Immigrant Faces Deportation Without Hearing

Miss. Immigrant Faces Deportation Without Hearing

March 04, 2017 Miss. Immigrant Faces Deportation Without Hearing , 1 Comments


By USA Today, Mar. 03, 2017

An Argentinian immigrant detained after speaking out against deportation could be deported without a hearing in two to three weeks, her attorney said.

Daniela Vargas was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Wednesday as she left a news conference in downtown Jackson, Miss., her attorney Abby Peterson said. At the news conference, she spoke of her fears of deportation and stressed her will to continue living in America.

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  1. GingerMarch 4, 2017 at 6:46 PM

    If a person is here illegally and does not want to be deported it would be in their best interest to fly under the radar...go to work, go to school, be kind, pay taxes, and keep negative thoughts, thoughts - don't let them slip through the lips.

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