Thread: What if Elvira comes back?

She may come back and face prison. I believe she is a set up and I think she is being funded by something else.

This could be the case that decides the anchor baby question - and not to our liking. That may be exactly what is brewing here.

If she comes back it will take another year to arrest her!!!!
I would support throwing her in federal prison for 10 years!!!

If this is her second time being deported, they should have thrown her in jail this time for sure--to serve time before being deported again. Yea, something isn't right.

There basically sweeping her under the carpet it seems! Yea something is fishy!

Originally Posted by CheyenneWoman

There's another link here that questions her son's "citizenship" status".

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?nam...wtopic&t=78541

anonymous wrote: 14m ago
Somethings not right here. Her son is 8 and this is 2007, meaning he was born in 1998 or 1999. She was deported in 1997 and said she caim back in 2000, meaning she was in Mexico when her son was born. Remind me how he is a US citizen again?

Arellano entered the United States illegally in 1997[3], was apprehended and deported back to Mexico by the United States government[4]. She returned within days and lived illegally for three years in Oregon[1]. In 1999, she gave birth to Saul Arellano whose father remains unnamed by his mother. Saul is a United States citizen. In 2000, Arellano moved to Chicago and worked as a cleaning woman at O'Hare International Airport[4]. In 2002, following a post-September 11 security sweep, she was arrested and convicted of using a false Social Security number to obtain employment and was sentenced to three years probation. [4] Arellano was ordered to appear before immigration authorities on August 15, 2006. [1] Instead, on that date, she took refuge in the Adalberto United Methodist church in the Humboldt Park area of Chicago to avoid arrest and deportation.


The county where Saul was born would have a record of his birth.

Reading the facts of this last segment tells us that the Govt. already isn't following their laws again. The fact that she was once previously deported should have meant that she would serve a prison sentence now before being deported. She probably should have been sentenced to a couple of years for the previous event and other charges for failing to appear for her hearings. I do believe she'll return and they better not just ignore it or not make her serve some hard time. The law says she should serve some hard time before being returned.

If she tries to comeback again, she will either be arrested and sent to prison or deported.

Our borders are wide open -- of course she will be back!!