The immigration tale of the senators wife – Georgia – (Posted about this back in November – this is from Maria Elena Salinas)
Tagged: attorney, Colombia, deportation, Fresno, Georgia, latin america, latina, Maria Elena Salinas“All her life, Sascha Herrera wanted to be a dancer. She traveled to the United States from her native Colombia in hopes of reaching her goal and also mending a broken heart. When she arrived in Atlanta, she got more than she bargained for. Not only did she get to dance in a special holiday performance, but she found love in the process, married Georgia state Sen. Curt Thompson and lived happily ever after.Posted on: December 28th, 2006That is, until she got a deportation notice from the Department of Homeland Security.
Her immigration story is not uncommon. She arrived on a tourist visa for six months and contacted a notary public to help her get an extension. The notary was supposed to be an immigration expert. She never doubted his authority, since in Latin America notaries have almost the same powers as attorneys.”
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