[moonshinner_09]

In related content The Wrongful Detention of Olga Zanella Being young and inexperienced and facing deportation to Mexico will put Olga's life at risk. However, if allowed to stay, not only she will be safe, she could take advantage of opportunities being offered by supporters who have learned about her case. The Chairman of the Department of Dentistry at Baylor University has offered Olga the chance to observe and learn at his office and the possibility of a scholarship to dental school if she has what it takes. Olga has a future, and while she may not be a U.S. citizen, she has grown up here and only understands the American way of life. Help her stay home and pursue her dream of becoming a dentist by signing her petition today and sharing with all your family and friends.

http://news.change.org/stories/the-wrongful-detention-of-olga-zanella

She has only herslf to blame. When you drive without a license and insurance you are breaking the law it at last caught up with her. Wonder why the parents are not being deported ? They do admit to coming here, illegally.She will live with distant relatives that she’s never met.I ask how are the distant relatives staying alive but she cannot ?

[Liz]

The whole family should be deported----these invaders are a huge pain in the rear.

By their very presence, illegals evince an utter contempt for America, Americans and our laws. These people want privileges ....not just rights.

The US rule of law is what distinguishes America from Third world hellholes like Mexico.

We do not need, nor do we want on US soil, those who are all too willing to destroy Western civilization, and our democracy, for their own self-serving ends.

[rigelkentaurus]

so in summary, her parents knew they were illegal, had no interest in becoming citizens, she knew she was illegal, so now it is time to go home to mexico. They need dentists too, and if she is uphappy, she only has her family to blame.

[GeronL]

This is my town.

Deport her.

A majority of the kids in the public schools are hispanic, btw

[drbuzzard]

So she doesn’t have any interest in becoming a citizen until caught driving without a license (and no insurance either no doubt)?

My heart weeps for her tragedy.

I’m sure it will continue to weep for her back on her side of the border.

[glyptol]

Her parents were at fault. Not me not you.
They were also in our country illegally.
Send them back with her.
America is not free lunch for anyone.
Even it’s legal citizens.

[HiJinx]

Ping!

[mylife]

So Olga got a nice education on our dime and now she feels persecuted?

[org.whodat]

She can send money back to irving to pay for her stolen education. Load the whole family up and have a going home party.

[TangoLimaSierra]

to the same city where an American immigration agent was murdered.

Like no one has ever been murdered in Irving, TX.

[Trajan88]

Re: "She graduated from an Irving high school and has been taking classes to become a dental hygienist."

And I bet she was paying in-state tuition rates... while American citizens from other states paying out-of-state tuition rates.

[RowdyFFC]

Before I found out about E-Verify, I had a young female employee that had given me fake ID’s to work in our call center. During that time, she had a baby. She was caught on her way to work one morning without her DL and jailed and her mother called in sick the two days she was in jail. She finally got out and came to see me and told me what she’d done. And that she was being sent back to Mexico. And I told her she had to tender her resignation or be fired. When she got back, 3 months later, she came back with all of her papers that I was able to verify and I gave her her job back, because she was a very hard working and otherwise very honest, and dependable employee. And she was willing to work full time and was not government dependent. She is now an EMT for a local fire department, and has and always has been as American as you or I. It is sad, what is happening to these children that have been here for years, but if they have every opportunity to do it right.

My point is...they need to go home and do it right. It doesn’t take but about 3 months.

As for San Luis Potosi, my son goes down there about 3 times a year on a church mission to the Bible College there and helps build dormatories for orphanages. He got back from there about 3 weeks ago. Said they knew about the cartel hit while he was there and they were more cautious than usual, but at all times felt secure. The incident happened because the drug cartel mistook the US agents’ SUV to belong to a rival gang.

[rolling_stone]

.....The Chairman of the Department of Dentistry at Baylor University has offered Olga the chance to observe and learn at his office and the possibility of a scholarship to dental school if she has what it takes. Olga has a future, and while she may not be a U.S. citizen, she has grown up here and only understands the American way of life. Help her stay home and pursue her dream of becoming a dentist by signing her petition today and sharing with all your family and friends......

I would suggest that charity starts at home. How many Americans or legal residents would jump at a chance like that? Shame on this dentist there are plenty of dental schools in other countries including Mexico.

[dennisw]

If in doubt deport deport deport them all...God will sort ‘em out.

[CaptainPhilFan]

Ok, she got caught and faces deportation.

It’s now known that the rest of her family
are also illegals, but only the girl
is going to sent back?

Why are they not facing deportation as family unit?
Why aren’t the parents facing the same deal?

I don’t understand.

[Moltke]

She faces deportation to San Luis Potosi

I call BS on that.

How can the US deport someone to a specific city? They get sent back to Mexico and can go to any place there they like.