The United States Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) has confirmed him of the arrest and has confirmed that Jeet Vijugara, a major foreigner, has attracted attention of the country’s plight in the country.
Advocate, members of the immigration, members and human rights groups have decided to move and pointed to a mother with the Colorado community, which has been for 30 years of the Colorado community.
In the second tenure of President Donald Trump, US officials have arrested a renowned immigration worker for the first time.
Supporters say that the purpose of the arrest of Vijagiera is to calm the dissatisfaction. This is in the wider deportation of the Trump administration, which has returned the protection of implementation and requested the 18th -century law in an attempt to evacuate unable people in the United States.
In social media Post On Wednesday, the ICE bureau at Denver of Colorado proved the justification of Vizguara’s arrest, pointing to her past punishment.
She has a misuse of 3 Div to use a fake social security number to find the work, and from 1 2013, she had returned home to Mexico to visit her dying mother. She was convicted at the time of illegal admission.
“She will remain in the snow until it is removed from the United States,” the ICE said in the post.
However, the question is whether the American Immigration Council’s senior colleague, Aaron Rachelin-Melnnik, has guaranteed such treatment of a small arrest record of Wizgur.
He acknowledged that “there are some low-level crimes because of her ignorance.” “But that’s not a dangerous radical. That’s just ridiculous,” he Written X on social media platform.
Instead, he pointed out that in 2017 she was named as one of the 100 most influential people in the Time magazine.
“She is an honorable lawyer across the country and the country,” said Rechlin-Melnic. “The literal president of the United States has more serious criminal records.”
Who is the Jeet Wizguara?
In the 1990s 1990s, Vizgurra came from Mexico City to the United States. In Mexico, many kidnappers were facing. She moved to Colorado, where she started working as a watchman and joined the labor union.
Her first brush with the implementation of the US law came into the traffic stop in the traffic stop, when she was found taking documents with a fake social security number.
Her guilty began several years of battle against her deportation-and trying to protect the other undocumented people in Colorado and urged her to come from abroad to live forever.
She became associated with groups such as the rights of all the people of Colorado and the Colorado Immigrant Rights Alliance, and she established the Colorado branch of the Drior’s Mata Institute.
But for the first time in 2017, President Trump took over, and with the promises to execute a comprehensive action of immigration.
Fear of close deportation, Wizaguer took shelter at two Denver-Area Church, a recipe that brought her to the national spotlight. In the long run, the government’s policies are restricted to immigration prints in sensitive places like church.
“If I did not decide to hide my battle against the deportation, I decided to publicly fight to look into the wrongdoing of the system,” Wizugerra wrote in the OP-Aad of the New York Times.
“I wanted to inspire my community to get out of the shadows and raise its noise.”
In May 1, she got a temporary stay of the deportation that allowed her to leave the church sanctuary. But she was forced to return to 2019 in 2019 after rejection of visa application.
She finally left the church in the 5th. The US President Joe Biden’s administration later temporarily gave her a temporary “deportation.”
Actress America Ferrara praised the activist for making a “highlight and dangerous” decision to make a “highlight and dangerous” decision in her conflict in Time Magazine’s Wizaguer’s profile of 2017.
Ferrara wrote, “The current administration has fallen victim to immigrants and the Americans have believed that the people of UNDOCUMENTED like Jeetan are criminals,” Ferrara wrote.
“She sheds blood, sweat and tears to become a business owner, and tried to give her children more chance than her. This is not a crime. This is an American dream.”
Wizguara was arrested at a target car park she worked on Monday.
Deportation
Wizgurra was arrested in the wake of a large number of deportation under Trump’s leadership.
Since taking over, Trump has removed the BiDen administration policies by D-Fri-Fri-Immigrated to come from abroad to live forever against low-level and non-violent criminals.
Thousands of persons have been reported to have a criminal record in the recent ICE implementation sweeps, despite Trump’s claim, they focus on the threats of public security and national security.
In January, the Trump administration also returned a long -term policy that forbidden implementation of immigration in sensitive places with churches, schools and medical facilities.
Earlier this month, the federal judge started to make a temporary pause for its use, requesting the Alien Anemies Act of 17 8 of. This law has been used only three times ago and only in case of war.
The Trump administration has also accused the Trump administration of targeting foreign nationals – with legal permanent residents – for their political votes.
They include Green-Card holder Mahmood Khalil, who led the Palestinian supporters at Colombia University, and Brown University Professor Rasha Alavah, who was teaching on a work visa in the United States.
What is the response?
Some of the most strict protests of Vizagaur’s arrest have come from local selected officers from the Mr.
In a video statement on Tuesday, Danver Mayor Mike Johnsston said her arrest was not “to keep your country safe”.
He said, “This is a Putin-style harassment of political dissatisfaction,” he said, “he said,” Russian President Vladimir Putin, a leader accused of abuse of human rights.
US Senate member Michael Benett praised Wizguria as “the backbone of the community.” Meanwhile, Governor Jared Polle said that the Trump administration has given a loan of public transparency in its proceedings.
“I have met with Jeet Wizgua and I know,” the policy said in a statement. “Jeannet is a mother and grandmother, we have spent many decades in our country, have helped the community, have a job, no history of violence, it is not a danger to the community, and more than all, the law is eligible for the right process.”
Groups, including Vizguara with Quaker American Friends Service Committee and Domestic National Nationalist Alliance, have also shown public support in her case. Dozens of organizations signed a letter called for her release.
“Let’s make it clear: the intention of these attacks is the purpose of creating and calm, but we will protect each other,” the domestic National Workers Front posted on X.
Supporters gathered outside the Aurora occupation center on Tuesday where Visugerra was being held. Another protest was planned for Denver on Wednesday.
On the Gofundme page to collect legal funds, Vizger’s daughter, Luna Baiz appealed to support the community.
She said, “My mother has strictly fought for her community and now it is time for all of us to come together and show all of us like us,” she said.
What comes next?
Her arrest violates the right to her proper processing, stating that Vizguara’s lawyers have filed an emergency appeal.
In a statement to the Washington Post, lawyer Laura Lichter said that the officers from abroad to live forever depended on the removal order of 2013 “with” procedural errors. “
“No legal removal order does not exist and the ICE does not know it for years. If the ICE tries to remove it without legal authority, it sends a cooling message about the right process and the neglect of the agency due to law rules,” she said.