A Canadian woman appeared in the film “American Pie” during several days while the U.S. immigration officials were trying to cross the border from Mexico to renovate his work visa, according to mother. The woman’s father expects his daughter back Canada As soon as Friday.
Jasmine Mooney, 35-year business consultant, 2009 “American Pie Presenting: Love Book”, arrested U.S. immigration and customs enforcement March 3, his mother Alexis Eagles said Wednesday on Facebook. Mooney tried to cross the edge with his visa papers and a job offer in a US company
The Mooney border was crossing the name Tn Visa to request a temporary visa, which successfully achieved before, according to Canadian Broadcaster Global News. Tn Visa is a non-Visa, which allow citizens of Canada and Mexico to work in some professional work in the US, under the conditions of the North American trade covenant known as the Mexican-Canada agreement in the United States.
The visa was declined, and did it during the San Ysidro border throughout California in three nights, according to Eagles. He then took him to the Center for San Diego’s Otoy Mesa arrest and made three more nights.
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On Sunday, the online detaineer locator system showed that Mooney was released, according to the eagles, but 24 hours later, there was still sign or communication, leaving his family and friends in a situation of uncertainty and concern.
“Finally, we finally knew about 30 people, including Jasmine, removed from their cells from 15:00 and took to the San Luis Arizona Arresta Center,” the eagle said on Facebook. “They are collected in a single concrete cell, which are not clear and fluorescent lights that are not clear, they never turn off, not limited linen and common facilities.”
Mooney’s Friends Brittany Kors U.S. Customs and protection agencies suddenly informed Canada newspapers.
“Without warning about what was important, I literally took” Mooney CTV tells the news Arizona arrest in a telephone conversation. “I feel like I have kidnapped.”
Ice said San Diego station KGTV On Thursday, Mooney was arrested for not having legal documentation in the country. “All foreigners violating the US Immigration Act can be detention, arrest and, the last order of the last order, removal from the US, regardless of nationality,” said an ice spokesperson station.
Mooney’s father, Stephen Mooney, who had a CBC radio in a conversation, said his daughter in Tijuana, Mexico, and he expected to be released. He expects to return to Vancouver on Friday evening.
Susan Mooney
A Facebook post On Thursday, Eagles said that the daughter bought a plane card and waiting for ice waiting. He carefully said that Mooney will be home in the next few days.
Mooney’s mother said he was very worried to arrest his daughter’s residence. Iceri called his “human and deep” daughter.
“Being arrested is one thing, but it’s not an excuse for people in custody or delay in deportation,” he said. “They are not criminals, and they want to go home.”
Dina Destin, a spokesperson for Canada, CBS news told Canada arrested in the US and consular officials contacting local authorities to gather information and consulate support.
“All countries or territories decide to enter or exit on their limits. The Canadian government cannot intervene in terms of entry and exit of another country,” Destin pointed out in the statement.
