Garcia, 20, said she called police after an episode of domestic violence to seek help finding a shelter for herself and her 1-year-old daughter, but instead wound up detained and was put into deportation proceedings.
"Calling 911 was the worst nightmare I could suffer in my life," she said in Spanish.
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If you have no business in this Country and you call the authorities you risk to be detained...first of all this woman is a criminal for entering the Country without legal papers and than to think she will get help for the violence in her life, was a stretch, but bassicaly she got help and is now out of the violent relatioship and safe...so a win win situation.
I paid thousands to get here in a legal way and our background was checked, thats the way to come here, not through the backdoor or overstaying and then expecting to get help without a risk...what did she expect, a golden handshake and a greencard?
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