US EditionDespite Being ‘Broken,’ an ICE Detainee From Diamond Bar Believes Trump Is ‘Doing the Right Thing’
- On June 13, 2025, immigration authorities in California took into custody Cynthia Ivanna Olivera, a Canadian national who had previously been deported in 1999 under a final removal order, for remaining in the United States unlawfully.
- Olivera re-entered the U.S. illegally despite previous deportation, which Homeland Security classifies as a felony, while her husband supported Trump's mass deportation policy but now regrets his vote.
- In a video interview from detention, Olivera stated that her only offense was loving the country, working diligently, and supporting her children, and after deportation, she intends to stay with a relative in Mississauga.
- Team 10 found no criminal records under Olivera's name in California and federal databases, and Global Affairs Canada stated it cannot intervene in her case.
- Olivera remains in ICE custody pending removal, highlighting ongoing enforcement of immigration laws and stirring concern over the human impact on families involved.
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