***** Desi Nibba marriage fraud for Green card *****

[Dallasbaluu]

 

An Indian immigrant who was working as a delivery driver was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after police officers in central Arkansas mistook a bottle of perfume labeled “Opium” as the narcotic drug of the same name. He is fighting to stay in the U.S. and for his case to be dismissed.

Now barred from legally working in the U.S. and facing potential removal, Kapil Raghu, a 28-year-old who is married to a U.S. citizen, sent a letter last week to ICE, pleading with the agency to use its prosecutorial discretion to dismiss the case. He’s hoping it will recognize the circumstances around his arrest.

 

Raghu was arrested in May after an officer from the Benton Police Department spotted the rollerball perfume bottle in his car during a routine traffic stop. Raghu had been on an expired visa. He said he had tried to keep his status current by retaining an immigration lawyer to help before the expiration date, but the attorney, who no longer works with him, didn’t file the paperwork in time. He was sent to ICE detention after the arrest revealed his immigration status, his current attorneys said.

Raghu was released from ICE custody after nearly a month and all charges have since been dropped, but he was placed in deportation proceedings.

“I’m extremely depressed,” Raghu told NBC News. “I can’t work at all or make my family happy.”

ICE did not return NBC News’ request for comment.

In his letter, Raghu, who has a stepdaughter, detailed significant legal and financial burdens on his family that were prompted by the misunderstanding around the perfume bottle. He also wrote that if his deportation proceedings were dismissed, he would have the opportunity to obtain lawful immigration status through the proper legal channels.

“This situation has shaken me and my family, but it has also reinforced my determination to move forward in a positive direction,” Raghu said. “All I ask for is the chance to continue that journey without further hardships.”

 

 

Roughly five months ago, Raghu, a delivery driver, had just finished an order when he was pulled over, he said. According to a police report, the officer initially stopped him because his license plate cover obscured the plate information, which is prohibited in Arkansas. The officer then asked Raghu for consent to search the car, the report said.

“I gave him consent because when you see a cop, you’re a little bit scared,” Raghu said. “Like, ‘Why are all these blue lights on me when I did nothing wrong?’”

After Raghu stepped out of the car, the officer came across the roller bottle, according to the police report. Raghu said that he generally keeps small bottles of perfume on his console to mask the scent of cigarette smoke. He said he bought the perfume at a gas station.

cc @kevinUsa @Konebhar6 @Tellugodu

[Thokkalee]

Issue is not with the perfume bottle.. but with the overstay on an expired visa 🫣

Sad.. they could have just smelled the perfume instead of arresting him.. it is a popular brand too.. 

they opened a go fund 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/fighting-for-justice-after-my-husbands-wrongful-arrest

[Dallasbaluu]

2 minutes ago, Thokkalee said:

Issue is not with the perfume bottle.. but with the expired visa 🫣

expired visa illegal stay and marrying vomerican on illegal status

[akkum_bakkum]

4 minutes ago, Dallasbaluu said:

expired visa illegal stay and marrying vomerican on illegal status

Nee gurinchi kadu..akkada pillodi gurinchi seppu.

house theesi nuvvena endi

[Redarya]

15 minutes ago, Dallasbaluu said:

 

An Indian immigrant who was working as a delivery driver was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after police officers in central Arkansas mistook a bottle of perfume labeled “Opium” as the narcotic drug of the same name. He is fighting to stay in the U.S. and for his case to be dismissed.

Now barred from legally working in the U.S. and facing potential removal, Kapil Raghu, a 28-year-old who is married to a U.S. citizen, sent a letter last week to ICE, pleading with the agency to use its prosecutorial discretion to dismiss the case. He’s hoping it will recognize the circumstances around his arrest.

 

Raghu was arrested in May after an officer from the Benton Police Department spotted the rollerball perfume bottle in his car during a routine traffic stop. Raghu had been on an expired visa. He said he had tried to keep his status current by retaining an immigration lawyer to help before the expiration date, but the attorney, who no longer works with him, didn’t file the paperwork in time. He was sent to ICE detention after the arrest revealed his immigration status, his current attorneys said.

Raghu was released from ICE custody after nearly a month and all charges have since been dropped, but he was placed in deportation proceedings.

“I’m extremely depressed,” Raghu told NBC News. “I can’t work at all or make my family happy.”

ICE did not return NBC News’ request for comment.

In his letter, Raghu, who has a stepdaughter, detailed significant legal and financial burdens on his family that were prompted by the misunderstanding around the perfume bottle. He also wrote that if his deportation proceedings were dismissed, he would have the opportunity to obtain lawful immigration status through the proper legal channels.

“This situation has shaken me and my family, but it has also reinforced my determination to move forward in a positive direction,” Raghu said. “All I ask for is the chance to continue that journey without further hardships.”

 

 

Roughly five months ago, Raghu, a delivery driver, had just finished an order when he was pulled over, he said. According to a police report, the officer initially stopped him because his license plate cover obscured the plate information, which is prohibited in Arkansas. The officer then asked Raghu for consent to search the car, the report said.

“I gave him consent because when you see a cop, you’re a little bit scared,” Raghu said. “Like, ‘Why are all these blue lights on me when I did nothing wrong?’”

After Raghu stepped out of the car, the officer came across the roller bottle, according to the police report. Raghu said that he generally keeps small bottles of perfume on his console to mask the scent of cigarette smoke. He said he bought the perfume at a gas station.

cc @kevinUsa @Konebhar6 @Tellugodu

Nee own story la vundi raa Balu

[Dallasbaluu]

7 hours ago, akkum_bakkum said:

Nee gurinchi kadu..akkada pillodi gurinchi seppu.

house theesi nuvvena endi

no anna I never stayed illegal and I follow rules

[Dallasbaluu]

7 hours ago, Redarya said:

Nee own story la vundi raa Balu

ok anaa nee laaga musali age lo shitzen techukoni em seyyali 4 years lo gc 7 years lo shitizen. 2023 lo vachina US ki

[Redarya]

21 minutes ago, Dallasbaluu said:

ok anaa nee laaga musali age lo shitzen techukoni em seyyali 4 years lo gc 7 years lo shitizen. 2023 lo vachina US ki

Neeku Hyd lo chala aasthulu vnnayi ga. Why worry about GC raa

[Dallasbaluu]

29 minutes ago, Redarya said:

Neeku Hyd lo chala aasthulu vnnayi ga. Why worry about GC raa

@BattalaSathi tolded in old threads vomerican wife or gc unte BJ easy ga dorkutundhi anna hyd aasthulu evadiki kavali sachinapudu teesukapothava

[Redarya]

9 minutes ago, Dallasbaluu said:

@BattalaSathi tolded in old threads vomerican wife or gc unte BJ easy ga dorkutundhi anna hyd aasthulu evadiki kavali sachinapudu teesukapothava

Hyd lo dabbulu vunte Russian papalu ready ra BJ ki. Why live like a slave here.

Inka Virgin la vunnav. Taha taha ladutunnav

[Dallasbaluu]

Just now, Redarya said:

Hyd lo dabbulu vunte Russian papalu ready ra BJ ki. Why live like a slave here.

Inka Virgin la vunnav. Taha taha ladutunnav

Tv9 news channels kuda ready ga untaru anduke bull bull sirio heros foreign ki vachi  @Dabidi_Dhibhide
 

[AndhraAbbai]

10 minutes ago, Dallasbaluu said:

Tv9 news channels kuda ready ga untaru anduke bull bull sirio heros foreign ki vachi  @Dabidi_Dhibhide
 

okasari mana sirio, pk pub ki velli chudu annai, appudu endhuku foreign antav.

[7691]

Covering our basic family expenses while he is unable to work.
 

 

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