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A Laguna Niguel couple who has lived in the U.S. for 35 years is being detained in a Louisiana immigration facility and faces deportation to Colombia, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Gladys Gonzalez, 55, and Nelson Gonzalez, 59, originally entered the U.S. without authorization near San Ysidro in November 1989, an ICE spokesperson said in a statement. Both were ordered to leave the country in 2000 after an immigration judge granted them voluntary departure, ICE said. Over the years, they pursued multiple legal avenues to stay, including appeals to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Board of Immigration Appeals and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, according to ICE. An ICE spokesperson confirmed that neither Gladys Gonzalez nor Nelson Gonzalez has a criminal record. But the couple “exhausted all legal options to remain in the U.S. between March 2000 and August 2021,” according to ICE, and are now in violation of U.S. immigration law. Their detention has devastated their family, who say the couple had always followed the rules. “They have never broken the law, never missed an appointment, and this sudden occurrence has left us in shock,” the couple’s daughters, who were raised in the U.S., wrote in a GoFundMe fundraiser launched to cover legal costs and help the couple prepare for life in Colombia. Every year, thousands of undocumented immigrants, including the Gonzalezes, attend routine check-ins with ICE. This process allows immigration officials to monitor individuals who are not considered immediate priorities for deportation while they pursue legal avenues to stay in the U.S. But on Feb. 21, “they were put into handcuffs by their wrists and ankles and treated as criminals before getting to these detention centers,” Stephanie Gonzalez, the couple’s daughter, told KTLA. “All they said is they extended their stay, even though every year they’ve had permission to be here, and they’re law-abiding citizens who show up and are doing their duty to check in with immigration and say, ‘Hey I’m here. I’m not hiding or doing anything wrong.’ Then they just arrested them like that.” Rep. Mike Levin, D-San Juan Capistrano, who represents Laguna Niguel and California’s 49th Congressional District, said resources should be focused on removing individuals who pose a real threat to public safety. “If someone has no criminal background or gang affiliation, why are they a priority for deportation? This is a waste of resources that should be used to remove dangerous individuals — not break up families and target hardworking people. We need smart, effective immigration enforcement that prioritizes actual criminals, not senseless deportations.” The family is now working to support the couple’s transition to Colombia. https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/03/19/laguna-niguel-couple-held-in-ice-detention-facing-deportation-after-35-years-in-us/amp/

A good girl knows what to do and how to keep her man happy.

They had Justin Fields in the building and let him walk. Now they'll be forced to sign a 41 year old bridge QB and still don't have a franchise QB - STEELERS

I could buy and sell half of these Libtard Pedocrats. But I'm just a dumb uneducated redneck

He's not going to bully NFL corners. He'll need to learn how to run a route. Watch his tape, every play is him posting up a 5'10 college corner. He's got a long way to go before I anoint him as the next Drake London

NEWSFLASH: THE STEELERS ARE NOT A QB AWAY. RODGERS DOESN'T MAKE THEM A THREAT TO ANYONE

Giants gonna Giant They had Danny Dimes already in the building . They needed a coach and GM.

@thegeneral can't afford eggs He's out on this one

Wonderful news!!!

She shouldn't of pissed him off

Stop making stuff up LIAR NOBODY REFUSED TO PAY HIM, HE DIDN'T WIN THE CONTRACT. MAJOR DIFFERENCE THAT PROVES YOU'RE A LYING LIBERAL PEON.

That's what he gets for marrying an ILLEGAL ALIEN - Bradley Bartell and Camila Muñoz had a familiar small-town love story, before they collided with immigration politics. They met through mutual friends, had a first date at the local steakhouse, married after two years and were saving to buy a house and have kids. Muñoz was already caring for Bartell's now 12-year-old son as her own. But last month, on their way home to Wisconsin after honeymooning in Puerto Rico, an immigration agent pulled Muñoz aside in the airport. "Are you an American citizen?" asked the agent. She answered no, she wasn't. She's from Peru. But she and her husband had taken the legal steps so that one day she might get U.S. citizenship. In addition to Muñoz, USA TODAY has confirmed through attorneys, family members and documents that ICE has detained for weeks: A woman in her 50s who has lived in the country more than 30 years and is married to a U.S. citizen. A woman in her 30s with proof of valid permanent legal residency, whose father and siblings are U.S. citizens, and who first came to the U.S. as a teen. A European woman in her 30s engaged to a U.S. citizen who overstayed her visa when she was 21. A woman engaged to a U.S. legal permanent resident, with whom she has lived for nine years.

Probably a DEI made bridge.

It would be the highest rated show ever

They're the ones who passed on Bowers. We wouldn't even be talking about the Jets or Rodgers if they drafted Bowers.

Because they grow more wise and realize that the Left are lazy, no good for nothing Sissys who leech off the Government.

I'd love to call Ice on my Blue Haired Libtard, Subaru Driving, mask wearing (STILL), Aunt in Texas but unfortunately she was born here.

This much _______________________

My though as well. We all know that he called ICE on his own Wife. Brilliant 🥳

@Strike Congratulations, you got your ballz and common sense back.

Law enforcement operation nabs previously deported fentanyl trafficker in emotional scene PHILADELPHIA (TNND) — A Dominican woman previously deported for fentanyl trafficking was seen in tears as federal officers arrested her in Philadelphia last week. Virginia Basora-Gonzalez of the Dominican Republic was arrested during a joint operation on March 12, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. This was not Basora-Gonzalez's first run in with aw enforcement. In 2020, she was deported to the Dominican Republic after pleading guilty to attempted possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and aiding and abetting. She had been sentenced to 12 months and one day of confinement, along with four years of supervised release, but was removed from the U.S. before serving her sentence.

Let's go!

And penisses in Women's bathrooms.