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Posted on 04/07/2026 4:30:48 PM PDT by Libloather
The disgraced relative of an Iranian warlord being deported from California has reached out to her former LA love interest from an ICE detention center to beg for help.
Married Hamideh Soleimani Afshar, 47, niece of terror mastermind Gen. Qasem Soleimani – former commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard who was taken out in a deadly 2020 U.S. air strike – frantically called Maziar Aflaki, 68, on Monday from the facility in Pearsall, Texas.
But on hearing her voice, retiree Aflaki declined to accept the call, claiming years of harassment and abuse at the hands of Afshar. He told the California Post: “I don’t want anything to do with her."
“She scares me. I was so afraid of her. She knows how to make herself seem like an angel and you feel like the devil. I wanted someone to take her away – now it’s happened.”
The Post exclusively revealed Afshar, who flaunted her luxury lifestyle on social media, was detained at her Tujunga home on April 3, along with her daughter Sarinasadat Hosseiny, 25.
The pair have had their US permanent resident status revoked by Secretary of State Marco Rubio over alleged ties to the regime, according to a statement released on Saturday.
In a post on social media, Rubio described the two women as “green card holders living lavishly in the United States.”
Afshar entered the US in 2015 on a tourist visa – the year before she met Aflaki. She was granted asylum in 2019 then became a green card holder in 2021.
In a naturalisation application in 2025, Afshar revealed that she had visited Iran four times since receiving her green card. “Her trips to Iran illustrate her asylum claims were fraudulent,” the DHS said.
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Don’t mess with those ladies, they will stalk your butt forever. Experience speaking, beautiful girl but crazy as heck.
Perhaps we should time warp her to the lovely sons of Saddam Hussein. I understand the their jails had all kinds of "accommodations."
Also, I taught GED in English and Spanish. All of the adult Spanish GED students were citizens and legal residents. One day, we were talking about keeping your record clean to get jobs. One of the students said something unforgettable:
" Ah, come on teacher. The jails in the USA are like the hotels in my previous country."
I couldn't really argue with him.
A lot of the “asylum seekers” in the US and EU regularly go back and visit and vacation in that dangerous hell-hole they “escaped” from and need “protection” from, I’ve noticed.
They’re just poor California girls that evil Trump is picking on. /s
“She knows how to make herself seem like an angel and you feel like the devil“
Sounds like all females. I married my wife to keep her from stalking me. 🙄
Uganda will welcome her with open arms...
The arms of lots of tribal chiefs...
Drop her on drop her in the beach in the straight of Hormuz.
"Aflaki"
Pronto.
I always hated the bird’s voice in that Aflak insurance commerical. It sounds like the most annoying Nerd you ever did meet.
Same here.. I didn’t even know it was an American company. The first time (and then, daily) I saw the stupid commercial was in Japan.
It was as bad as the NOVA (eikaiwa/English school for adults) commercials.
That voice was the late comedian Gilbert Gottfried.
The hot/crazy matrix!
Hold her until the Iranian people have wiped out the IRGC then send her back to Iran with a lot of public fanfare.
True
“I don’t get no respect… I married my wife to keep her from stalking me, too! After the honeymoon, she slapped me with a restraining order!!!” —Dobney Rangerfield
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