Posted on 05/20/2017 7:55:25 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Ramon Ruiz Ortiz of Moreno Valley went to San Bernardinos U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office at 10 a.m. May 11 to interview for a green card giving him permanent residency. By 7 p.m., hed been deported to Tijuana.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, officials said he applied using a false name and that he had been removed previously and then had returned here illegally, making him ineligible for a green card, according to ICE.
Now, his family and an attorney representing the Mexican Consulate in San Bernardino are trying to figure out what happened to the man they describe as a hard-working husband and father with no criminal record. They contend he should not have been deported.
He and his family insist he is who he says he is.
Right after he was deported, Ruiz and his family believed that previous contact with Customs and Border Protection in 1999 is what led to his deportation, said attorney Hadley Bajramovic, who represents the Mexican Consulate in San Bernardino. Ruiz was aware of this, but a different attorney told him it wouldnt pose problems.
But on Thursday, May 18, ICE issued a statement painting a different picture. The agency said Ruiz attempted to fraudulently obtain lawful permanent residence under an assumed name. An ICE official declined to say what they think his real name is, citing privacy concerns.
However, a May 11 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services document detailing why Ruizs application to register for permanent residence was denied calls him Ramon Ruiz Ortiz.
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I was in LE in the 60’s and handled several cases in which permanent residents were involved. Turns out they had applied under false pretenses and lost their permanent status.
Kick the criminal illegal alien invaders OUT!!!! Seize their assets.
Let me guess, he was also stealing someones tax returns using a stolen ssn also. The Libs always fail to mention that part.
Naturalized citizens can be revoked and deported if they are found to mislead or lie in their applications.
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