Thread: Note lures immigrant to her arrest

Well maybe the outcry from everyone may be doing a little good.
We have seen several such deportations as this in the last month!


Note lures immigrant to her arrest
When a lawyer for Estephanie Izaquirre, a parentless teenager from Honduras, received an e-mail from an immigration official in Des Moines saying the girl should come downtown and "complete the paperwork" Thursday, she thought that meant she was about to get her green card. Instead, a deportation officer arrested Izaquirre, five days after she graduated from East High School in Des Moines. "This was just calculated as hell, and it's hugely problematic," the lawyer, Jim Benzoni, said. "Immigration services is using false inducements to get people in there. If our clients are supposed to be telling the truth, why is the government not required to do the same?" The tactic is being used increasingly throughout the United States, especially within the last six months, to reduce the number of people who stay in the country despite a deportation order, said Amy Peck, an Omaha lawyer who is the national chairwoman of the liaison committee between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
02 Jun 2006 @ 06:21 am




8 COMMENTS
From Dal - 02 Jun 2006 @ 03:21 pm | Edit | Reply
If you have 2000 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean,what do you have?Answer is a good start.
From Jimbo - 02 Jun 2006 @ 11:25 am | Edit | Reply
Sounds like a reasonable sting operation to me.....this MO is used all the time by law enforcement to nabb CRIMINALS!!!! I wonder if that h.s. diploma will get her a job back home.
From JimAZtec - 02 Jun 2006 @ 08:24 am | Edit | Reply
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"This was just calculated as hell, and it's hugely problematic," the lawyer, Jim Benzoni, said.

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Wasn't her unlawful stay in the US and public education calculated as hell? Talk about a hypocrite!
From Dona - 02 Jun 2006 @ 08:11 am | Edit | Reply
BOO-HOO ! kinda funny to see their own tactics used against them. GO ICE
From Fredrickson - 02 Jun 2006 @ 07:47 am | Edit | Reply
TOO BAD SO SAD, Hope she didn't let the border hit her in the ass on her way out.
From jack - 02 Jun 2006 @ 07:35 am | Edit | Reply
In Reply to Hobo: We need to see MANY more stories of these 'random acts of law enforcement'.
From Hobo - 02 Jun 2006 @ 07:19 am | Edit | Reply
Let me cry a few crocodile tears and then just say - I have no problem with using "false inducements" to catch these lawbreakers - whatever it takes to nail em all, one by one. We need to see MANY more stories of these 'random acts of law enforcement'.
From jack - 02 Jun 2006 @ 06:52 am | Edit | Reply
"complete the paperwork" the old saying damned if you don't damned if you do. Senora Izaquirre lied and schemed her way into this country, has a diploma ( at the taxpayers expense and now gets a free flight home from her little vacation in the U.S. WHAT MORE DOES SHE WANT?

I have always thought that would be a very good way to catch illegals.

Also, they could have arrested thousands and thousands when these people were lining up around the blocks to get their Matricula Card.

"Immigration is using false inducements".
Ohhhh, too bad! My heart bleeds for you. What about the fake documents you use to get a job??? Oh, I forgot, that's different.
Say hello to everyone in Honduras for me.

I once read that people were sent letters stating they won prizes and when they went to collect the prize the police arrested them.

cool!

I wonder why they singled her out?? It is almost a joke.

I could take INS to the Quick Trip around the corner at 5:30 AM and they could arrest about 30 illegal, undeducated, working for cash, day laborers.

An they could get a new batch every hour until noon. Then thy could arrest more as they got dropped off in the evening.

One location would net about 200 of them.

They could track a few of them to the construction sites that hire them, and they could get several hundred more and the employers that hire them.

Hi,bootsalinda,
If you will notice what i copied below,she is one that had been ordered to leave before and chose to ignore the notice.




, to reduce the number of people who stay in the country despite a deportation order

While I agree it was a smart thing to do - why just one and why her - and how did the media get on it.

The government, not just this one, but for decades has used the media to scam us.

Americans scream for welfare to be fixed and they choose the most deserving of welfare they can find and boot them off - and call the media.

We talk about immigration - they shut the border between us and Canada on a Canadian holiday when many come across the border to shop in America. That way they can hurt Americans - hoping Americans will back down.

Smoke and mirrors - and very insulting to the American people.

Originally Posted by nntrixie

While I agree it was a smart thing to do - why just one and why her - and how did the media get on it.

On first guess, I wonder if they went for the "parentless teenager" because it brings more sympathy. If they would have gone for some sleazebag criminal to deport only the ACLU would have cared.

On second guess---Something just isn't right with this story. Maybe the girl got in some trouble and tried to report some illegal who is influential somehow, and it backfired on her. I don't believe everything I read. This one is just too phony ! There's always something the press isn't telling us, or is ignorant about, or is just misinforming us about.

All the contact info is listed here at ALIPAC,,, use it,, and keep using it til works.....

Originally Posted by bootsalinda

I wonder why they singled her out?? It is almost a joke.

I could take INS to the Quick Trip around the corner at 5:30 AM and they could arrest about 30 illegal, undeducated, working for cash, day laborers.

An they could get a new batch every hour until noon. Then thy could arrest more as they got dropped off in the evening.

One location would net about 200 of them.

They could track a few of them to the construction sites that hire them, and they could get several hundred more and the employers that hire them.

The Des Moines Register had this on the top of the front page. For those of you that don't know, the DM Reg. is pro-illegal. They've tried to invoke sympathy from people before and this is just another attempt to do the same thing.