Woman living in church to avoid deportation granted yearlong stay of removal

Article CAIRCO note: 
This began in 2010 when she was convicted. Note: The use of a false Social Security Number or card is criminal
Article author: 
Erika Gonzalez
Article publisher: 
Fox 31
Article date: 
4 November 2021
Article category: 
Colorado News
Tags: 
fraud
sanctuary cities
illegal aliens
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 Ingrid Encalada, who has lived inside a church for years over the fear of deportation, has been granted a temporary stay of removal for a year...
  The undocumented Peruvian immigrant was convicted of a felony in 2010 for using a false Social Security number. She has spent years living in sanctuary in churches throughout the Denver-Boulder area to avoid deportation.
  In December 2019, Gov. Jared Polis granted Encalada clemency ...
  Encalada is holding a press conference at noon Friday.

CAIRCO Research- about Ingrid Encalada LaTorre beginning in 2017

 

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