Former teacher pleads guilty in student’s abusive relationship
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Her first mistake was not illegally entering the U.S. from Mexico. Had she done that, she would have been arrested, released with no bond, and given a date to appear in court with a guarantee that law enforcement would not look for her when she failed to appear. The feds would have paid for her doctorate degree, provided free health insurance, given her voting rights, and a pension.
You got it!
THAT is one sweet deal! You nailed it! (But why deport her? Is that what we do with people from foreign countries? Merely deport them? I doubt she will try to come back but most people that are deported do)