US EditionDeported student refuses flight back to US following threat of second deportation
A federal judge ordered her return after a mistaken deportation, but she refused to board an ICE flight fearing immediate re-detention and removal, her lawyer said.
- Federal prosecutors said the government will comply with a judge’s order to return Any Lopez Belloza, a Babson College student, from Honduras but warned she may be detained and deported again if she flies back to the U.S..
- Lopez Belloza was deported to Honduras in November despite a federal judge’s order to keep her in the U.S., and the government later acknowledged the deportation was a mistake.
- Lopez Belloza declined to board a scheduled ICE flight back to the U.S. after authorities indicated she could be detained and deported again upon arrival.
- A U.S. district judge denied a motion to dismiss Lopez Belloza’s habeas petition and instructed her attorneys to refile in a court with proper jurisdiction.
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Deported student refuses flight back to US following threat of second deportation
Any Lucia Lopez Belloza was flown to Honduras in November despite a judge's order the prior day barring her from being deported or transferred out of the state for 72 hours. A government lawyer later apologized for what he called a "mistake."
Deported Babson College student to remain in Honduras for now after officials said they could deport her again if she came back - The Boston Globe
Any Lopez Belloza was slated to return to the US on Friday, months after the 20-year-old was detained while traveling to visit family in Texas for Thanksgiving and deported.
Deported student refuses flight back to U.S. following threat of second deportation
BOSTON – The Trump administration scheduled a Friday flight to bring a deported college student back from Honduras after a judge ordered her return, but she declined to board the plane after U.S. authorities said they may detain and deport her again.
On Friday (February 27), a Honduran female university student studying in the United States refused to board a plane to return to the United States because the U.S. government had indicated that she would be detained and deported again upon her return.
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