> I think she had trouble with the law
One could say that. She is a convicted felon, found guilty of identity theft. Having been a victim myself, I can say what a heinous crime it is, as one constantly looks over their shoulder for the next shoe to drop. Apparently, as part of the verdict, she agreed to self-deport, I think I heard. So, she is not only guilty of coming here illegally, of perpetrating felonious identity theft, but also of failing to carry out the agreed to self-deportation.
Identity theft is a nasty, nasty crime which can cause more trauma to the victim than an armed robbery, of which my daughter was a victim . . . multiple trips to the state police to poor over mug books of people meeting the description.
And, yes, a Hispanic. My daughter was so angry she said she could have beaten the tar out of the little twerp if he hadn't been holding a gun on her. I don't doubt it. She is tall, slender and athletic and played varsity sports in high school.