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    Florida woman hit with $1.82m fine for ignoring 2005 deportation order

    May 16, 2025Updated:May 16, 2025 World No Comments
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    Florida woman hit with $1.82m fine for ignoring 2005 deportation order
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    A 41-year-old illegal immigrant from Honduras who lives in Florida was detained after failing to comply with a repatriation order almost 20 years ago, according to CBS News, and is now facing a remarkable$ 1.82 million legal fine. According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE)’s ( ICE ) notice dated May 9, the woman, the mother of three US citizens, was fined$ 500 for every day she has been in the country since the removal order was enacted in April 2005. The woman’s immigration lawyer, Michelle Sanchez, was quoted by CBS News as saying that the excellent is unheard of in her field. Sanchez claimed that “ICE is terrorizing folks without actually having to go pick them up.” The case represents a unique enforcement of legal penalties under the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act, which had been generally abandoned until the Trump administration revived it as part of its extreme immigration agenda.” They are terrorizing them by sending these notices where they are fineing individuals an astronomical amount of money that often doesn’t actually create in their lifetime,” the statement read. Illegal immigrants can now receive free flights and even monetary bonuses if they voluntarily left the US using the CBP Home game, according to the Trump administration’s” self-deportation program.” Sanchez argued in her defense that a imprisonment order was issued in 2005 because her client had missed a hearing in court. She moved to reopen the case in 2024, arguing that she was ready for legal citizenship and had lived in the US for more than ten years without having a criminal history. In March, ICE disputed the request, citing the absence of updated legal discretion rules from the Trump administration. According to CBS News, the Florida woman has the opportunity to request an appointment to contest the allegations in the great notice sent to her. However, Sanchez warned against speaking out in people without legal counsel. They are “going into the lion’s den,” she said, noting that her client was not made aware of the repercussions of disregarding the removal order. The new imprisonment policy, according to President Trump, will” preserve American taxpayers trillions,” but critics claim it is causing fear and pain in immigrant communities. Scott Shuchart, a former ICE national under Biden, quoted by Reuters as saying,” Their stage isn’t actually to enforce the law; it’s to engender dread in areas.”

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