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Helen Beristain told local media she voted for President Trump and supported his immigration policy directing federal law enforcement to step up deportation of undocumented immigrants. And now she gets to see that policy in action.
Her husband, who entered the U.S. illegally in 1998 from Mexico, has been arrested and is in the process of being deported. He had been given a deportation notice in 2000, but stayed with his wife who was pregnant at the time.
ICE officials allowed him to remain in the country under supervision, requiring yearly check-ins with authorities. It was during one of his yearly check-ins in February that ICE took Beristain into custody. He was then detained in a county jail in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
“We were for Mr. Trump,” she told the station. “We were very happy he became the president. Whatever he says, he is right."
“I understand when you’re a criminal and you do bad things, you shouldn’t be in the country,” Helen said. “But when you’re a good citizen and you support and you help and you pay taxes and you give jobs to people, you should be able to stay.”
Apparently in Ms. Beristain's eyes, the law should apply to everyone, just not her husband.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/husband-whose-wife-voted-for-trump-now-facing-deportation/
Her husband, who entered the U.S. illegally in 1998 from Mexico, has been arrested and is in the process of being deported. He had been given a deportation notice in 2000, but stayed with his wife who was pregnant at the time.
ICE officials allowed him to remain in the country under supervision, requiring yearly check-ins with authorities. It was during one of his yearly check-ins in February that ICE took Beristain into custody. He was then detained in a county jail in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
“We were for Mr. Trump,” she told the station. “We were very happy he became the president. Whatever he says, he is right."
“I understand when you’re a criminal and you do bad things, you shouldn’t be in the country,” Helen said. “But when you’re a good citizen and you support and you help and you pay taxes and you give jobs to people, you should be able to stay.”
Apparently in Ms. Beristain's eyes, the law should apply to everyone, just not her husband.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/husband-whose-wife-voted-for-trump-now-facing-deportation/
