Thread: Ann Arbor father could be deported this week

By REBECCA KRUTH • 10 HOURS AGO

A man who's lived in Ann Arbor for nearly 20 years may soon be deported.

Jose Luis Sanchez-Ronquillo was detained by Immigration and Customs enforcement last month during a routine check-in.

He was sent to Louisiana for deportation to Mexico, but a judge granted him a temporary delay on May 1.

Last week, the government filed an emergency motion to vacate Sanchez-Ronquillo's temporary stay, before the Board of Immigration Appeals hears motions to reopen his case.

District Judge David Lawson is set to hear the government's motion on Tuesday.

Sanchez-Ronquillo is married and has two school-age children who are U.S. citizens. His lawyer says he has no criminal record.

http://michiganradio.org/post/ann-ar...-deported-week

His lawyer says he has no criminal record.

Who cares? People need to get it into their head that if you are here illegally you have NO protection from being deported. Don't act shocked... they knew the risks. That they chose to take that risk and then subjected their family to the same risk doesn't mean a thing. (And it certainly gets no pity from me)

Take your anchor babies with you! Deport the whole family.