Why Did ICE Arrest This North Carolina Family? They Were Home.

At the end of February in Charlotte, North Carolina, unspecified federal agents invaded the house, without a warrant in their hands, obviously looking for the undocumented immigrant they had on the restraint list. Recently, he moved to another apartment in the building, and 20-year-old Ellison Bustyla-chushed, the older of four siblings in the house, reported that he was gone.

When the agents search the house, Alison called her mother and asked her to rush home from nearby work on the construction site. A few minutes later, her mother Kayli Shinchila-Oleg, who escaped Honduras from Alison and son more than a decade earlier, returned to the house. The agents were still there.

Instead of leaving to follow the original pursuit, agents paid attention to the keel and her children. They took custody, Alison and 17-year-old brother Ellison and left two younger boys of whom the autist with neighbors. Then they went to the local detention center.

Over the next few hours, agents repeatedly cooked Kayly, about whom they said She said on Facebook And the other media she, her two unconscious children, and her two children, which US citizens should independently introduce into Mexico. She told them it was incredible, given that she was not Mexican. They also told her that she said that even when they were releasing her and her son with an ankle bracelets so she could care for three younger children, as the undocumented immigrant under the age of 18 would remain in detention – although she had no crime, recent Her.

Shortly thereafter, Alison was officially processed. When she succumbed to the fact that her mother describes as a panic, hyperventory and sobbing, a young woman who probably would have been qualified in DACA if the program did not stop accepting new statements a few years ago or sent to the Stuart, Lumpin detention facility.

A lawyer who works on the federal Alison have The petition claims that it was a public safety, but rather about ice agents, under pressure from their superiors who want to make daily arrest and detention quotas. “This is just another copy of the ice that fills their quota, the hell or high water, despite the people, without taking into account the families,” she told me.

In recent years, many reports have been described in detail awful bad conditions in the stewardand other private content starting from congestion At the moment when people have to sleep on specific floors to serious medical problems that do not refuse, and ambulances are not even named in life -threatening situations. Corecivic, a private company that manages Stewart, strongly disputes these charges. In response to questions on these conditions, the Corecivic public relations team stated that in a written statement that their employees “seriously perceive their role and responsibility for providing quality medical care, affordable 24/7 people who are offered by the prisoners in our care and approved by the prisoners,” Bed. “

Kayly and her 17-year-old son were released a few hours after his detention. But Alison Bustyla-Choosing has been going to the Stewart facility since the end of February. As reportedly, she suffers With arrays of deterioration of medical conditions, including dangerous low blood pressure. However, the federations remain unwavering.

In June, Ice refused Ellison’s petition to return to society. The reason that Jarvis McMillary, acting director of the field office in Atlanta, was that “the introduction of bonds or other terms of the parole will not provide a pleasure in favoring the necessary immigration hearings for the results of your case.”

Again, to repeat: Alison Bustyla-Choos is not a criminal; She has an academic record of the sterling, is an assistant prepared nurse and was accepted at a four -year university. The form of ice used to abandon its parole did not abandon how the justification of denial, evidence of past criminal activity, activities that suggests that it risks national security, or concerned that it poses a threat to public safety. It did not go out of the box, saying that she had submitted a false identifier or gave the address made. She is as much as she can be in her local community, and, studying as an assistant nurse, should be considered an asset of North Carolina. If she is not entitled to a conventional release after accidentally hit the ice that was aimed at someone else, it is difficult to understand who is doing it.

But, as it becomes more obvious, the Trump administration is not interested in fair results. This clearly accepts the white nationalist agenda aimed at restriction of who can come to America, who can remain in America and rethink the American history itself and how it is understood. This week, for example, without the introduction of Congress and no public message, the administration dramatically strengthened the visa approval process by adding a fully subjective criterion that applicants could not hide “anti -American” sympathies. Individual officers must determine what can, as an anti -American attitude that, perhaps in this administration, it should be assumed that it may be as harmless as a pretty position that bullies with Trump, or claiming that Trump’s immigration policy is leaning against the bad immigrants. The administration also refurbished – again, without the contribution of the public and in the congress – the process of citizenship, which will allow federal officers to make a broad subjective decision on the applicants “” “Moral character“Meanwhile, in the social media Trump followed the African American Museum of History in Washington for what too much devoted Exhibition space The negative consequences of slavery and the lack of space for detail how big and exceptional US is.

This is a context that needs to be understood by Ellison Bustyla-Choi. It causes side damage in the war, which the administration is re -registrated by the US immigration system to be more hostile to unlimited immigrants. She also has a by -damage that reports on an American history that does not have a place for the aspirations and hopes of today’s dreamers and no place to recognize the difficulties and often great injustice of the country’s history.

It is in this context that the president of the crime, which admitted responsibility for sexual abuse and found guilty of many crimes, may dare to impose a good character on immigrants. It is in this context that disguised men who refuse to identify themselves can dare to detain the young nurse who should be covered with DACA, and that the ice bureaucrats can consider her too much risk of flight to release from detention.

It is a mad, rude, focus of hard behavior. None of this makes the country big again. In fact, this is the behavior that should force every American desperately ashamed.