Abused Woman Goes To Authorities, Gets Deported
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- ICE is ramping up deportations, aggressively seeking undocumented immigrants. Ana Kasparian and John Iadarola, hosts of The Young Turks, discuss. Tell us what you think in the comment section below. tytnetwork.com/go
"A hearing in El Paso County in Texas went from ordinary to “unprecedented” last week when half a dozen Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents showed up at a courthouse where an undocumented woman was seeking a protective order against the boyfriend she accused of abusing her.
The woman, a citizen of Mexico who was living in El Paso had been driven to the courthouse by a victim’s advocate from the Center Against Sexual and Family Violence, a shelter for victims of domestic abuse where she had been living.
She left under arrest.
“This is really unprecedented,” El Paso County Attorney Jo Anne Bernal told The Washington Post.
It was the first time in her 23 years at the courthouse, Bernal said, that she can remember ICE agents making their presence known during a protective order hearing. The agents had come to stake out the woman, identified by her initials I.E.G., because, Bernal speculates, they likely received a tip from the only other person who knew the time and place of the hearing - the woman’s alleged abuser.
The woman had a prior criminal record and had been previously deported, but, according to Bernal, had no current outstanding state warrants.
“It really was a stunning event,” Bernal said. “It has an incredible chilling effect for all undocumented victims of any crime in our community.”
It is county policy not to ask about citizenship status, Bernal said, because officials want to make clear that all victims of crime in El Paso are entitled to the same protections within the criminal justice system.”*
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[*Deport*] Well her boyfriend cannot get to her now. Don't really see the problem.
Nope, he can't get to her to beat and stab her anymore. He's been given the perfect loophole to avoid any consequences for his actions, and he's now aware of that. And serial abusers like him almost always find new victims once one is gone.
If he keeps picking illegals and they all run into the arms of ICE from him, then he's a hero. Some people like movies where the bad guy is the hero.
Cheep Cheeps
A hero because he commits crimes... like Deadpool, right? That's technically called an antihero. And in real life, such people rarely stick to committing crimes only against those already somehow in the wrong.
Lets hope his next victim is an Illegal Alien.
I see a lot of people are saying this her boyfriend can`t get here now so whats the problem. Well her boyfriend is still free in the US and is no longer getting done for his crimes. Maybe someday he `ll turn his abuse to a US citizen or maybe you have just gave him ideas to abuse more people. Other problems with this situation would be now that people traffickers, sex traffickers, pedo`s etc can easily take advantage of this new situation. The women should have been deported after the case was settled, not before and not during.
Alright, all jokes aside, this is actually awful.
People don't seem to get that doing things this way creates a loophole that allows any person legally in america to rape, assault, rob, and abuse whatever illegals they wish, and to never face any consequences. Why? Because the person needed to either file charges or stand against the criminal in court will be deported the moment they report the crimes.
+21st Century Trolls Are Amateurs Well yeah, most crimes or well most of any statistic is usually done the most by the majority. There would be a serious problem if that wasn't the case. You should look at in percentages.
J Briggs
Actually, those facts are based on a higher rate of conviction. Not whether they're actually doing it or not. ;)
Prince Mack facts. it is awful
J Briggs
Actually, it is a proven fact that whites in America are much more likely to get lesser sentences than blacks. I don't know why you hate reality so much. I'm not taking sides; just saying it as it and research I've done, is.
If she did not have a criminal record then this would have been very upsetting, but since she does, yeah deport her. I don't see a problem with moving from place A to B and being a productive member of the community, but moving and committing crime there then yeah send them back.
Pragmatus so because she's not American it's ok for her to be abused?
Exactly. Had she not been a convicted criminal, she even had a chance to stay since they usually prioritise convicts for deportation.
+mikelon6343 Except her abuser will likely not see justice and is free to abuse some other woman. That is the real issue here, not that she was deported but that she was deported while testifying as the witness to a crime (which is against Texas law, btw). This is exactly why Sanctuary Cities are a thing.
Have you ever jay walked? Have you ever sped? Guess what? You are a criminal, since you have committed crimes(probably multiple) such as jay walking, speeding, etc. Then I believe you should be sent out, people like you are very upsetting.
Jonathan She didnt jaywalk though. Her rap sheet includes kidnapping and domestic violence.
She was a serious violent criminal
if you cross the border illegally you will be sent back, she broke the law, she has to take responsibility for that
damn right!
quaxk so what about the abuser?
Introduxion Who ever said the constitution supported it? Federal law supports it. Also no all founding fathers were religious they just weren't regular Christians. I'm a atheist and know this. Get your facts straight
***** And yes the constitution doesn't take a position on it. I already said that.
***** britannica.com
according to what anna said, a lady from china can come to texas and report abuse and get help. she seems to forget that the laws apply for CITIZENS. not illegals.
notice how they never make that distinction? this one of the silly tricks the regressive left use to confuse issues..
Surely you aren't suggesting that illegals don't have to obey the law?
Justin M they don't have to obey the law. they are here illegally. they should but they don't necessarily have to since they aren't technically citizens.
this is exactly the reason we have laws to protect vitcims of abuse regardless. people like this who treat immigrants as animals and not as people.
Wrong. The Constitution and US law applies to everyone regardless of immigration status. The false distinction of it only applying to citizens has been repeated over and over in right-wing media that you people don't blink an eye at a lie that is antithetical to the humanistic principles of the constitution.
this is not the USA I grew up in make a me wanna give up bring a American
talina yo go cry un The corner
Please leave then. Try Syria!
America has always been full of Dumbshits. That nothing new. In the South Lynching black people was there national past time.
The way you speak make a me think you didn't grow up in the USA.
that's what martin luther king jr aways said. [i'm being sarcastic]
If I, as a Canadian were to sneak into Hawaii for example, I would be prepared to be deported. Most rational people understand that you have to go through the immigration process. Simple logic, not some broken heart story.
The problem is not that she was deported, but that she was deported despite being a party in a court case. Texas law provides protections to people in those situations because now that she is deported the case cannot continue nd the domestic abuser she was in court against will walk away with no consequences.
colin lee The history is totally different. There has been a long tradition of movement on that border, which was encouraged at times when it suited the us economy for cheap labor.
Abused bank robber woman goes to authorities for help, goes to jail when police recognize her... Consequences lol, do we really have to spell this out for you?
So, why are bank robbers so much glorified by Hollywood?
Why is stupid so hard to fix? (since we're just asking random questions)
Dictator in Perpetuity The REAL messages conveyed today don't come from churches, but from Hollywood. Now if you rob in a cool, clever way, using state of art equipment, and the sum stolen is big too, its kosher. You can put the money in a large bag and take the girl too.
DISLIKED. TItle should read... undocumented immigrant with criminal record go to police regarding abuse situation, and get's deported. American is .0000001% saver! WIN!
That title would be much too long
Given that reporting abusers is now deterred, I'm not sure why you think anyone is safer as a result.
Reporting abuse is NOT deterred. If you are a convicted criminal reporting abuse, then yes you are deterred since you would be deported if you are also here illegally. Those that break crimes need to deal with the consequences. However if you are here illegally and are reporting abuse then there is no need to to deport them since they are not committing violent crimes. Please explain what is wrong with that idea? Do you feel we need to protect illegals who are committing violent crimes by giving them a free pass?
+CandyLaStar Dude, do you not understand that in this case there was a criminal _who wasn't punished?_ The abusive boyfriend got off scot free and he is free to commit more crimes by abusing his next girlfriend. ICE broke Texas law by deporting this woman in the middle of legal proceedings. They should have at least waited until afterward to do something with her. This is why Sanctuary Cities are a thing: to keep ICE from interfering in the affairs of local law enforcement.
there was no mention of her deportation resulting in a lack of prosecution for another crime in the video. That said she also was charged with causing domestic abuse so she still was rightfully deported.
not my proudest fap... :)
to comment on literally every tyt video moments when they release the video. at the same time not watching the video. how much of not having a life to do that?
Go back to Russia, please.
incognito253 #Slaviclivesmatter
I'll go back to Russia in the summer when it's nicer out
I'm not sure you can convince the average Slav of that. My one Serbian coworker spends all day at work sending me memes that make fun of Slavs
She's a criminal who was breaking the law, don't let the door hit ya in the ass.
Hey! Those are people. They bleed the same blood as any person, but apparently if these people bleed they can't seek help without getting deported. Cruel.
Trick Q They are people, criminals, to be exact. They cheated the system, abused other people to do it. Not only did they steal from the US taxpayer, they stole the place of a legal immigrant who wanted to come here legally, and not like a criminal thug with a history for violence like she has. Let's remind you she has a history of violence and doesn't see other people as human herself. Fuck her.
Well she did have a boyfriend. A psycho abusive boyfriend, but nobodys perfect. We can't assume how much he knew or what their life was. Maybe he paid the bills and for the meals. Maybe they both have jobs. As far as taxes and places to live, we don't know anything They don't go into any of that. She has a criminal record. Ok, ok. The boyfriend gets to be a monster and the victim because he's American? And gets off the hook?
Big criminals are immune though.
You people are abusers too.
The Law has No Sympathy. The Law doesn't sees your Tears. The Law only sees Justice.
TheAmericanBolshevik you know why lady justice wears a blindfold? so she doesn't see all the corruption around her. that's the unofficial story.
Her deportation while being a party in a court case is not justice, that is against Texas law. If ICE wanted to deport her, they should have waited until after the case was settled.
milo357 The law applies to everyone in the US, not just citizens. The whole point of the Constitution is that all people are equal and deserve certain fundamental rights.
Justice is blind. It sees nothing you ignorant inbred fucktard.
If you break the law and get caught then expect the penalty.
Right
NO ONE should be subjected to any forms of abuse but how stupid could one be? When you are an illegal immigrant, you try your best to fly below the radar and avoid authorities by ALL MEANS NECESSARY! She basically told on herself.
if you are and undocumented immigrant and you're worried about one of these raids happening to you always remember that you have rights just like everyone else
Before a raid: Be prepared and plan ahead. Contact an immigrant advocate, attorney, or qualified community agency and be well-informed about your rights. Know what documents you should carry with you at all times. It is advisable to carry a state ID or a driver’s license. These documents contain information about you and contain no information at all about your immigration status or your country of origin. Do no carry any documentation brought from your country of origin. Do not carry false documents with you. If possible, carry a card that states you wish to exercise your right to remain silent for use in case you are interrogated by immigration/police officers. These cards are usually available from immigrant-rights organizations in your area. Always carry the name and the phone number of any immigration advocate, a lawyer, and/or an agency who will provide you with advice and other help in case the immigration/police detains you.Inform your neighbors and co-workers, regardless of their immigration status, of their right to remain silent if immigration/police comes to your neighborhood or workplace.
During a raid: Do not let any immigration official or public officer into your home/house/apartment without a court warrant. If they do not have one, they need your authorization in order to go inside. Ask them to put the warrant under the door. The warrant has specific names of people that he agents are looking for and should be signed by a judge. You should not open the door if the agents do not have a warrant or if it does not meet these requirements. If immigration officials or police officers enter without proper authorization, ask for their names and/or write down their badge numbers. Obtain the names and phone numbers of any witnesses. Remain calm and do not try to run away. If you do so, immigration/police may use that against you. Refuse to answer any questions regarding your birthplace and your legal status, unless your lawyer is present. If you lie about your name, your relatives will have difficulty trying to find you.If you have children in school who will not have someone to watch them while you are detained, say so, and ask to make arrangements. Share information about the raid with your co-workers. If there is a union in your workplace, contact a union official.
After a raid: Remember that both documented and undocumented persons have the following rights. Keep them in mind at all times: The right to make a phone callThe right to speak to a lawyerThe right to say nothing unless your lawyer is presentThe right to a hearing before an immigration judge.
Important notes: Do NOT sign any document. If immigration/police tries to convince you to sign any document, you should refuse to do so. That document might allow them to deport you without giving you the opportunity to see an immigration advocate or your lawyer. Keep a receipt of any personal property that is confiscated.Report any incidents of raids or abuses/mistreatment by border patrol, INS, US Customs or police.Contact your local immigrant rights organization, or Immigration Law Enforcement Project: 956-425-9552, or the National Network of Immigrant and Refugee Rights, 510-465-1984.
"Do not carry any documentation brought from your country of origin. "
So...lie? That is your answer?
As an actual LEGAL immigrant we're given the exact opposite advice: carry your legal immigration papers AND your national IDs (if you have one) with you.
Nutrollio Nutz they don't live off of tax payers. Undocumented immigrants pay 12 billion dollars in taxes annually. We have a lot of money to loose if they're gone. Just ask Alabama. And besides that they do have rights because they are still people and we have laws that give then rights for a reason.
Krausewitz it isnt lying. Lying would be them having fake paper work on them. you have all of your paper work, if you're undocumented clearly you wouldn't have that stuff, and no one can force you to tell your country of origin. That's why having a state ID or license is better because it wouldn't have that information
Dustin Zilbauer sorry but you're wrong. Undocumented immigrants DO have legal rights under the U.S. Constitution and federal statute. As far back as 1896, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that: “The Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution is not confined to the protection of citizens. ... All persons in the U.S., therefore, have constitutional rights.
But hey, this is just an excerpt I suggest you read the whole thing: maldef.org/truthinimmigration/undocumented_immigrants_do_have_legal3192008/index.html
***** please read the linked article it clearly shows yes they do have rights
Illegal immigrant w/ criminal record dislikes that immigration enforcement enforces immigration... HOW DARE SHE?!
Hahahaha awesome
Reporting crimes should not be used to deport people. Otherwise the illegal immigrants keep their mouths shut.
I'm so devastated
You shouldn't deport victims of abuse. However, the person was already deported 6 times & had a violent criminal record. This is a logical exception, & only has that chilling effect, if you ignore the unique circumstances when reporting the story.
some illegal immigrants don't know what kind of country they are living in. she was lucky to be alive after her boyfriend incident, she should've left his ass and moved out.
Don't be here illegally, and if you are don't commit crimes. Problem solved! Nothing problematic about this Ana.
I feel bad for her but she is here illegally and our tax dollars will pay for her protection when she calls the police. Plus she has an extensive criminal record so did she even want to be here because she drew a lot of attention to herself
Cenk is rubbing off on John now. He's giving Trump credit for not being stupid once in a while, he doesn't care about anything anymore, dismissing everything... John?
PRESIDENT TRUMP!
and im sure if said what really think of you your neoliberal snowflake nazi ass would report me like the sjw nazi bitch you are
fkujakedmyname done tossing a fit?
ThatDutchguy don't have one...
What struck me was how many people were there to arrest ONE woman who couldn't protect herself from her boyfriend. Were they just staking out the courthouse waiting for illegals? Is this the new normal, ICE agents at every courthouse, jailhouse, Home Depot or McDonald's.
Well now she will be protected. She is in another country.
She is the type of person who steals your Amazon boxes at your door
It's very difficult to feel sorry for someone convicted of battery, false imprisoned, stealing mail, etc kicked out of the country.
You want laws against assault enforced but not immigration laws? That's the problem. Either we enforce the laws or we don't. If you want rule of law to protect people, then we must enforce the laws, including the immigration laws. This woman should have entered our country legally. Had she done so, we could have helped her. That's why we have laws. ;-)
It is clear cut. If you break the law what do you expect? It does not matter how long you been in this country if you are breaking the law one should not get mad if you get caught and then cry racism.
Why does it matter if she was abused or not? Being a victim of one crime does not dissolve you of responsibility for another.
😂😂😂 This is hilarious. Not the abuse part, but the deportation part. She was here illegally so she needed to go. At least she's away from her abusive boyfriend now.
Really not sure how to feel about this one.... One hand, a woman was deported trying to escape her abusive boyfriend, on the other hand, she wasn't so innocent herself.
Wait. So...if you're an illegal immigrant, you should escape the consequences of your crime just because you're a crime victim of someone else? No.
Things have changed alright. Less deportation of criminals and more deportation of people who make this country great.
It's too bad that happened to her. The abuse, not the deportation.
Kill Your TV What do you mean? I'll probably continue living content as a US citizen.
Well maybe she went to the court house because she knew that if she was protected under law by filing a false report, she wouldn't be deported.
Yes of course this is real I already had family members being deported back who have lived here for over 20 years and all they did was work all the time they were here and I do however believe in karma and all I can say is what goes around comes around.
well the court did give her protection from the abusive boyfriend, but not deportation lol
I was suspecting that this happened in a red state. Texas proved me right.
She was here illegally. I don't see the issue here
There is a silver lining to this story. Now that she's been deported, her boyfriend can't beat her anymore.
With the details of the abuse, I'd say attempted murder victim rather than just abuse victim. xD
The perfect solution for this case: if he is in fact an abuser, he should be punished for attempted murder. And since she is illegal, she has to be deported.
A criminal should be given amnesty because she was abused? The rule of law just does not apply to her?
As survivor of marital abuse, whose ex file criminal charges for bouncing check during divorce. He fleeced joint account. I was deported as non essential personnel in 2003 back to uk. After my ex kidnapped my children.he withheld my children whom are now us veterans.
Don't feel sorry for a criminal being deported. Boarders are needed. Undocumented should be shunned by the government they have it too easy.
So i guess you can commit crime as long as its not against a citizen.
Why wasn't she deported when she committed crimes, while having no legal documentation ?
Oh my fee fees. She wasn't a citizen and so she was not protected under our laws. This was her fault.
Woman calls for protection against abusive guy, gets deported by ICE... that's COLD.
Rick Grimes touche
As crude as it sounds, you can't just gain citizenship for going to the authorities and reporting a rape.
So more accurately "Law breaker goes to police. Pays penalty for crime."
The escort of her out of the court room and subsequently deported has saved tax payers tens of thousands of dollars in court fees, and imprisonment of suspect etc.
This dude was a life long criminal that had been deported 5 or 6 times before and left once on their own. They committed domestic violence themselves so why are we pretending this person is a victim here?
As horrible as that all is. Everything that happened to her she has no one to blame but herself. If you decide to come into this country ILLEGALLY in the first place, and then commit crimes, don't be surprised when you see shit fly your way.
A felon with a warrant goes into a court house and then gets arrested and deported for being in the country illegally. I fail to see the problem.
I live in West Palm Beach. There are several business that will go out of business after 2 more visit here by Trump. The check points are very real and my co-worker knows 2 people that have been snatched.
Serious criminal convictions and SIX prior deportations. I have no sympathy.
Ok so she was a felon, didn't have her papers or permission to be here, and was dumb enough to go to the police and to court as an illegal immigrant. Why does she deserve any rights or sympathy for her situation? She's obviously an undesirable person that the authorities should definitely deport ASAP. I'm glad she's gone. Hopefully many more like her will follow soon.
Thats like a bank robber going to the police to complain that his bank robbing buddy is unfairly sharing the money
Whats the problem here exactly? We deported an criminal that was here illegally. She was deported... Problem solved now her Boyfriend can't get her.
Obama deported a friend of mine who had been living in LA for the past 40 years as an undocumented inmigrant. He actually got deported when he tried to legalize his situation at the behest of his wife. His wife and kids were left on their own. I understand we must look into the statistics John but the way you just phrased that made it seem as if NONE of that happened under Obama and that would also be misleading
If she isn't legal, then she should leave regardless of additonal crimes.
the state is protecting her. Deporting her far away from her abusive boyfriend!
If you are an illegal immigrant, and you are beaten up by your boy friend, go home!
well now he can't abuse her anymore.
let me get this right.
When the boyfriend hit her, and assaulted her BAD..He's a criminal... but when she did the same NO PROBLEM....She's a victim..
I still don't get it...
Well first off only complete coward beats on women. That wasn't man beating up on another man. That was a man beating up on a woman. It doesn't really make it any less ugly than if she were documented or undocumented. If anything he should have been going to jail himself, but he's not. Why? He's an American, so it's okay to abuse undocumented women. Maybe he'll go to jail for beating up on an American woman.
I don't get it. Is what the ICE agents did illegal? The harassment should be illegal but I don't see how deporting the woman is bad. Please explain.
The woman has a record of Domestic Violence *and* Assault, among others, and I'm supposed to feel sorry for her? Where's the sympathy for the person she assaulted? The person she domestically abused? Just because she's an illegal immigrant she suddenly gets more attention than the victims of her crimes? I get that we don't want a system that punishes victims of a crime for reporting it, but in this particular case, I think ICE got it right.
It's hard to sympathize with these ppl when they shouldn't be here illegally in the first place.
That's like going to a movie theater without paying your ticket.
I love the narrow mindedness of the hate comments, let me explain so everyone understands one situation where this could happen. Let's say a U.S. citizen flies to Europe, just on some trip let's say college, or a honeymoon. Now while there, let's say for a week, you are harassed, assaulted, beaten by this same European since you arrived, finding out where you are staying through stalking. Now you go and file a law suit, it all goes through, but now they say "Oh wait, this person isn't want of our citizens, let's just deport them." Is that fair. You don't have a citizenship, so you are no different then some of the illegal citizens in the U.S.
While people may argue it is "different" it isn't as much as you think, when most "illegal immigrants" got into our country "legally" and just overstayed their travel Visa's or something of the sort. "Oh you don't have it on you at the time, don't care, you must be a terrorist/criminal" is the mind set people are adopting.
Put the undocumented immigrant status aside. How does this excuse domestic violence? Yeah, she's got a record on it too, but two wrongs don't make a right.
Illegal immigrant, has a criminal record, you can't do anything else other than deport this person. It's rough life.
Either she has to move away from his boyfriend, or face deportation.
Just because they are here illegally doesn't mean they are bad people. They broke the law without having any negative consequences on society and because they wanted a better future for themselves and their families
She didn't even pay taxes that pay for police services in the first place...
OMG, that's horrible! so, women who are Latino can be assaulted and can't call for help?! Shameful.
She wasn't deported. She was placed into extreme witness protection xD
I don't like the idea of sting operations, but I also don't like the idea of unlicensed and uninsured drivers on the roads. Maybe we should run more buses in cities.
Now that's what you call *IRONIC* !!!
Illegals are illegal... I'm all for sanctuary states, but this lady was stealing mail, most likely income tax checks. That's a reason even a sanctuary state would call ice. If you wanna go the illegal route into the country, save up and become a citizen. It's very possible, harder in some states, but you can travel. This lady also let this guy move in, that is her responsibility. He should get 1000 years for hurting his girl, but... That's part of the legal system in America. And if people have been here for years and have buisesness then they can get citizen ship.
So enforcing the law is something negative? Then let's stopping enforcing tax law.
how could they protect her more, they moved her to another country so her boyfriend cannot get to her again. She is also a criminal and has no right to be in this country.
What would a victim who has been trafficked do to find protection if and when that person would make a break for safety?
Her boyfriend should be locked up. That being said, she was an illegal and shouldn't have been here.
She was illegally in the US. If she needs government support she can go to Mexico. That is her government.
An igneous solution! She certainly is safe now. So she had a criminal record? Deport them all!
Don't break up families ! Keep them together by deporting all of them together!!
Would TYT care if the headline was "Abused woman robs bank, goes to jail"?
As she should. If she is here illegally, send her away, she's a criminal.
There were reports that she lived in the us for 20 years illegally...she couldn't do anything in 20 years to sort out her status? I think most of trumps immigration policy is foolish. But if authorities come to learn of an illegal immigrant with a record what else should they do?
I don't care who you are, abuse is always wrong.
They got her away from the abusive boyfriend. She was also technically an illegal immigrant causing trouble and taxpayers money so..... adios Felicia !!
Being against Trump's immigration policy doesnt mean you need to retroactively excuse Obama's horrible deportation record. Doing so only makes you look disingenuous.
So what's the problem? She was here _illegally_. Her being here made her a criminal by default, not to mention her criminal record is a problem for those living around her. How many people have had their mail stolen by her recently? Probably a few. People like that don't just _stop_ doing that shit because they've been caught or are in another country.
I despise the current administration and I'm all for immigration reforms that ethically address the people that are here illegally - that means dreamers should stay, illegals that have been here for years and law abiding should be given a path to citizenship. But this lady has a criminal record on top of being here illegally. I'm sorry but I find no issues with deporting this person.
She should have been deported a long time ago.
But still, you can't punish anyone for seeking help in a court or a hospital.
Yeah you left out the part where she had been deported 6 other times, had illegally detained a child, and more. Nice misleading
All these left wing so considered "Christians" hating in the comment section. Nothing but a bunch of hypocrites.
She broke the law AND she's here illegally. It's a sad situation, but she has no one to blame but herself.