A 19-year-old student in Georgia, who was arrested by the immigration authorities after the police exceeded the wrong car in a traffic disability, was granted on Wednesday.
Ximena Arias-Cristobal was captured in a detention center under the care of immigration and customs authorities in West Georgia while her lawyer and family fought for her release.
It was arrested after she had been run over by the Dalton police authority on May 5 and accused of making an improper turn and driving without proper driving license. A week later, all the charges were dropped against them after the police said the police took over the wrong car.
Ximena Arias-Cristobal, 19, was arrested after a traffic stop in Dalton, Georgia.City of Dalton via Wxia
But ICE held Arias-Cristobal because the agency found that it was illegally in the United States. Arias-Cristobal was born in Mexico, but has lived in the USA since she was 4 years old. The student of the Dalton State Community College did not qualify for the protection of the promotion lawsuit for the arrival in childhood (DACA), since after the requested application of new applications to the United States after the Republican states had been stopped against the end of the program.
It is now facing deportation procedures.
On Wednesday, Arias-Cristobal was granted the minimum number of bonds according to the law of $ 1,500, said her lawyer Dustin Baxter. According to Baxter, the government did not make an appeal against the judge's bond statement.
“The judge had examined the case of Ximena in detail and found that Ximena is actually a risk of flours or a danger to the community in the least,” he said in a statement. “The family will pay for the bond as soon as possible and Ximena will be at home with her family tomorrow afternoon.”
Arias-Cristobal was removed from her life in the Ice Stewart Detention Center in rural Lumpkin, Georgia, about three and a half hours.
Her father, José Arias Tovar, had been recorded in the same internment camp after he had been stopped in a separate traffic stops a few weeks earlier.
He was released in Bond last week and said NBC News that he was released while his daughter remained in custody, “the most difficult situation in my life”.
“I can say my body goes away, but my heart stays there. It is very sad,” he said in Spanish.
Arias Tovar said his daughter was a great person and a “strong worker, very good student. I can see a good future for her in the United States”.
“I know that many people think bad things about us because we have broken some immigration laws. I understand that. But when we come here, we fall in love. We love this country,” he said. “We are ready to build America together. We are only looking for a chance to stay here with my family because we are good workers. We are not criminals.”
Ndaihita Cristobal, the mother of Arias-Cristobal, said she was not slept well since her husband and daughter was arrested by immigration authorities.
“I cried because I was very, very strong loneliness in my house, a sadness,” she said to NBC News in Spanish.
“We have breakfast every morning. But she is no longer with me,” she said.
The Ministry of Homeland Security said in a statement on Wednesday that the facts of the case remain unchanged.
“Both father and daughter were illegal in this country,” said deputy secretary Tricia McLaughlin in an explanation. “The United States offer aliens like this father and this daughter $ 1,000 a piece and a free flight to self -being. We encourage everyone here illegally to take advantage of this offer and to keep the chance to return to the USA.
