Undocumented Immigrant in Florida Faces $1.8 Million Fine for 20-Year Deportation Order Non-Compliance
CBS NewsJune 7, 20251 min37,882 views
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- π An undocumented immigrant in Florida is facing a staggering $1.8 million fine for failing to leave the U.S. as ordered 20 years ago.
- π° The fine is a result of a daily $500 civil penalty for each day she refused to comply with a removal order issued in 2005.
Legal Basis for the Fine
- βοΈ The penalty is enforced under a regulation within the Immigration and Nationality Act dating back to 1952.
- β οΈ Historically, this specific law has been rarely enforced until recent policy changes.
- π The Department of Homeland Security announced in February that it would begin enforcing immigration laws without selective application.
Immigrant's Situation and Defense
- π¨βπ©βπ§ The individual is a mother of three U.S. citizen children.
- π£οΈ Her immigration lawyer plans to contest the fine, arguing that her client was never informed of the potential consequences of non-compliance in 2005.
- π The same immigration act also mandates that individuals without legal status register with the U.S. government.
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