Posted on 08/23/2017 11:33:52 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
CLEVELAND -- Imagine spending 48 years in a country, then you are told you are being deported to a country you don’t remember and don’t speak the language.
That is what is happening to Stefan Cina.
He moved to the United States with his parents when he was 2-years-old from Czechoslovakia.
He admits he got into legal trouble when he was young, but says has since lived a quiet, law-abiding life with his kids.
Stefan is set to be deported in October. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says Cina was ordered deported more than a decade ago.
(Excerpt) Read more at cleveland19.com ...
The guy had half a century to naturalize, and never got it done?
Nothing wrong with the Czech Republic, good beer, pretty women, he may like it.
Imagine you stole something precious 48 years ago, and the rightful owner comes to get it back.
I’d like to know whose identity he used for 48 years, and how many times he voted for democrats.
For heaven’s sake. This sounds like someone who never thought he had to do the paper work.
GET. OUT.
http://www.refworld.org/docid/3ae6b66620.html
On December 5, 1990, Cina was served with an Order to Show Cause, charging him with deportability under Section 241(a)(4) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1251 (a)(4) ("The Act"). The Order to Show Cause stated that Cina was an alien, who at a time after entry into this country, was convicted of two crimes involving moral turpitude, namely receiving stolen property and aggravated robbery.
Get Out! You are an illegal alien criminal. Go back to your crummy country of birth...and learn their language.
I see this as someone who was too lazy to fix his immigration issue now whining about his lazyness
At the deportation hearing, Cina testified that his involvement with criminal activity began when he was very young. He started using drugs at age 13, and subsequently left school. At 16, Cina was sent to a private school where he fathered a son, who is now under legal guardianship of the child’s maternal grandmother. According to Cina, he was arrested often as a juvenile for stealing and drug-related offenses.
In the fall of 1988, Cina pled guilty to receipt of stolen property. He was placed on two years probation, but violated its terms by failing to report to his probation officer. Cina stated that during this time he was using cocaine, which led to his participation in four aggravated robberies. In addition, he was convicted of domestic violence in a dispute with the mother of his child. Cina contended that his criminal involvement stemmed largely from family problems, specifically his parents’ divorce and his father’s alcoholism.
Yes, I suppose you could accurately say 1991 was more than a decade ago.
He should be celebrating. Czech Republic great place to go back to. Good beer there!
He was not my relative, but a judge mentioned in the case was a distant cousin.
Very sad, sympathetic case, but it’s the law. Deport that illegal and all illegals. Perhaps in ten years he can apply for legal entry, and then he can stay here the only acceptable way - legally.
(Haven't been there...but learned that from Steve Martin.)
The Czech Republic is a GREAT place,not a crummy contry at all.
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I Czech on that. At least his parents thought so.
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