An executive action taken by the Obama administration to delay the deportation of illegal immigrants brought to the U.S. as children was not supposed to extend to anyone convicted of a felony. Nevertheless, it will extend to a 19-year-old woman convicted of a felony hit-and-run killing of two young girls in Oregon.
Cinthya Garcia-Cisneros was convicted in January in the deaths of stepsisters Abigail Robinson, 11, and Anna Dieter-Eckerdt, 6, in October 2013, after she drove over a pile of leaves the two girls were playing in. Though hitting the girls was accidental, Garcia-Cisneros and her boyfriend tried to cover up the incident, which occurred in Forest Grove, Oregon, near Portland.
Garcia-Cisneros received three years’ probation and 250 hours of community service for not coming forward, but was being held at the ICE Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, Washington, pending a deportation hearing.
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Thank God all this is working for a better America.
/sarc off
She shouldn't be Deported! She wanted to be in America so bad - well baby your here! Welcome to America - next stop - DEATH ROW!!! You killed 2 AMERICAN CITIZENS! I suggest a SPEEDY TRIAL!!! INSTANT DEATH PENALTY FOR ANY ILLEGAL ALIEN WHO COMMITS MURDER AGAINST A CITIZEN!!!
When the President doesn't value life...
They were white kids so there is no uproar, rioting or general acting like animals to get more media attention on this.
Deport all of the guys and keep the girls here.
shes only doing the job that regular americans dont want to do.
We're talking white children here. REAL children, not media fabrications. This administration couldn't possibly care less.
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