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College freshman is deported flying home for Thanksgiving surprise, despite court order
Any Lucia Lopez Belloza was deported despite a federal order barring her removal outside Massachusetts; advocates highlight issues with in absentia removal orders and enforcement policies.
- On Nov. 20, Any Lucia Lopez Belloza was detained at Boston Logan International Airport after passing security and was flown to Texas before being deported to Honduras, where she now stays with her grandparents.
- According to the American Immigration Council, advocates note Lopez Belloza's case was closed in 2017, while ICE records indicate a 2017 removal order, with advocates warning about in absentia notices.
- After the gate incident, Pomerleau described how she was referred to a customer service desk, where `she was immediately detained, handcuffed, dragged away, put in a van, taken to the processing facility`,
- The emergency court order arrived hours after she was taken into custody, but Lopez Belloza's parents and siblings lost contact for nearly two days before she called from San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
- Pomerleau and the family pledged to challenge the removal as advocates at the American Immigration Council said Lopez Belloza was unaware of a 2017 removal order amid ICE's crackdown this year.
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A freshman college student who was trying to fly from Boston to Texas to surprise her family for Thanksgiving Day was deported to Honduras in violation of a court order, according to her lawyer. Lucía López Belloza, 19, had already passed security control at Logan International Airport in Boston on November 20 when she was informed that there was a problem with her boarding pass, according to lawyer Todd Pomerleau. Babson College’s student was a…
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