Obama Allowed Illegal Who Stole SSN To Stay 8 Years. Trump Deported Her In 30 days

Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos came to the United States 21 years ago. She lived under the radar by stealing social security numbers from elderly Americans drifting across Arizona. In 2008 she was caught, being swept up in a raid by the then little known Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio. Any normal American citizen who steals a social security number would go to prison for this. But Guadalupe was lucky; 2008 was the year Obama came to the White House.

For 8 years she was allowed to stay, reporting to an ICE immigration office while being free as an illegal alien living in the US. She never even went to jail.

Then Trump became President. Less than 3 weeks after he took office, Guadalupe walked into the ICE immigration office to report, and was detained. She’s already in Mexico less than two weeks later.

Also dealing with this new reality of toughened immigration policies with zero tolerance for illegals is Jose Saul Garcia Santillan, of Chandler, Arizona, who last week was detained near his home by ICE agents.

Currently, Garcia is being held at the detention center in Eloy while his wife Margarita Lopez, with the help of neighbors, friends and the congregation of the Santa Maria church tries to mobilize to raise money to pay for an attorney.

“The ICE agents didn’t come to the house, where he would have had more rights. They waited for him on the corner and the neighbors who saw the situation told me that the officials were in an unmarked car,” Lopez told liberal media outlet EFE.

Carmen Cornejo, the director of the Lacey & Larkin Frontera Fund, told media that the organizations protecting civil rights have to be more alert because cases of immigrants’ rights violations are on the rise.

“Currently, ICE is violating individual rights systematically, acting without detention orders, what they’re really doing is grabbing people off a list and arbitrarily taking action against them, which at first glance seems to be … unconstitutional,” she said.

Garcia Santillan’s case, she said, shows the way in which ICE is acting against people who have a “slight” problem with the law, and who suddenly become the target of the deportation actions Trump announced during his campaign.

“They’re grabbing people from lists … they’re combing through those registers to detain people who’ve had some problem, even if minor, even when they’re not criminals,” she said.

Lopez said that her husband had a U.S. work permit that he had renewed last September. Nevertheless, when immigration authorities detained him he didn’t know that it had been suspended, never having received notification of that.

“A year ago he had a small problem with a soccer referee. In the altercation, my husband defended himself and pushed him, after which the police intervened. When he went to renew his work permit recently, they took his fingerprints again and then a criminal record came up for that problem, but they never denied him his permit,” she said, adding that immigration officials “hunted” him down on the street corner near his home.

“All this that we’re experiencing could be possible due to the changes in Trump’s policies. Thank God that a lawyer told the judge that my husband will be defended and asked for bail. We’re hoping that he’ll have his hearing after he’s out of jail,” said Lopez, who is economically dependent on her husband.

Cornejo said that it is very important for people in a similar situation to have money saved and available to be able to hire an attorney quickly because ICE’s modus operandi is to arrest and deport people as quickly as possible, without giving them time to do anything about it.

“Unfortunately, knowing your rights isn’t enough,” Carmen said.

For some reason they can’t understand that illegals have no rights.

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