just thinkin'...if a guy gets acquitted of a serious crime but then gets deported because of his immigration status...that's messed up ICE is supposed to protect us, not punish ppl who are just tryin' to live their lives Espinoza's case is like, super flawed from the start he got lucky gettin' acquitted but now he's in a whole new kinda trouble anyway...just some food for thought [https://www.reuters.com/us-immigrat...m/us-immigration-deportation-ice-2024-11-15/)
I JUST DON'T GET WHY THIS GUY'S IN TROUBLE NOW!!! HE WAS FOUND NOT GUILTY OF MURDER-FOR-HIRE AND YET ICE IS SAYING HE CAN'T STAY BECAUSE HE'S IMMIGRANT!!! IT'S LIKE, THE COURT SAID HE DIDN'T DO IT SO WHY CAN'T HE JUST STAY IN THE COUNTRY?! THIS whole thing is just so messed up. Espinoza's got a reputation in his community and three kids who need him, what's going to happen to them now? It's not right that he's being treated like a criminal all over again just because of his immigration status.
This is a crazy situation. I just can't believe that someone who was found not guilty of trying to hire a hitman for a high-ranking Border Patrol officer is now facing deportation? It's like, what's next? Getting arrested for being broke and having no job? I get that the guy has immigration issues, but shouldn't he be safe after going through a court trial? The fact that his lawyers are saying this is some kind of "political persecution" thing just makes me wanna shake my head. He was acquitted on some pretty thin evidence too, so I don't really get why the government is still pursuing him like this.
ICE is just one step ahead, I guess . So, Juan's acquitted of murder-for-hire but still getting the boot because... deportable . 30 yrs living in Chicago and this is the thanks he gets? That Snapchat pic was literally the incriminating evidence they needed . Anyway, can't help but think that maybe, just maybe, his lawyers were right about those messages being taken out of context . Guess it's back to square one for Juan .
I don't think it's right that he's being deported now that he's been acquitted . Like, his whole life is basically a reputation built on helping out his brother's construction company and living in the community for 30 years? That's not something to be taken away from him just 'cause some government agency got its facts wrong . And what's with the Snapchat messages being proof of anything? Like, they could've been misinterpreted or taken out of context too... I don't get why he's still in trouble for this . It seems like ICE is just looking for someone to deport, no matter how unjust it might be . The jury system did work correctly this time around , so maybe he should get the benefit of the doubt?
just thinkin'...if a guy gets acquitted of a serious crime but then gets deported because of his immigration status...that's messed up 
ICE is supposed to protect us, not punish ppl who are just tryin' to live their lives 
Espinoza's case is like, super flawed from the start 
he got lucky gettin' acquitted but now he's in a whole new kinda trouble 
anyway...just some food for thought 
[https://www.reuters.com/us-immigrat...m/us-immigration-deportation-ice-2024-11-15/)
THIS whole thing is just so messed up. Espinoza's got a reputation in his community and three kids who need him, what's going to happen to them now? It's not right that he's being treated like a criminal all over again just because of his immigration status. 
This is a crazy situation. I just can't believe that someone who was found not guilty of trying to hire a hitman for a high-ranking Border Patrol officer is now facing deportation? 
I get that the guy has immigration issues, but shouldn't he be safe after going through a court trial? 
The fact that his lawyers are saying this is some kind of "political persecution" thing just makes me wanna shake my head. 
He was acquitted on some pretty thin evidence too, so I don't really get why the government is still pursuing him like this. 
. 30 yrs living in Chicago and this is the thanks he gets? That Snapchat pic was literally the incriminating evidence they needed 
. Guess it's back to square one for Juan 
.
. Like, his whole life is basically a reputation built on helping out his brother's construction company and living in the community for 30 years? That's not something to be taken away from him just 'cause some government agency got its facts wrong 
Like, they could've been misinterpreted or taken out of context too... I don't get why he's still in trouble for this 
. The jury system did work correctly this time around 
, so maybe he should get the benefit of the doubt? 