She told Michigan cops she was attacked. Now she faces deportation by the feds

[WhiskeyGrinder]

https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2025/03/28/she-told-michigan-cops-she-was-attacked-now-she-faces-deportation/82491174007/

When a co-worker allegedly grabbed her hair, threw her to the ground and hit her in the face, Veronica Ramirez Verduzco did what most people would do: She went to the police.

But asking the Van Buren Township Police Department for help likely ensures her removal from Michigan and the United States.

Federal officers arrested Ramirez Verduzco last week on immigration-related charges. They argue the native of Mexico does not have authorization to be in the U.S., and returned despite previous deportations. Immigration officials did not know she lived in Michigan until February when she went to local police to report the assault allegation, records show.

Lisa Dwyer, Ramirez Verduzco's court appointed lawyer, said during her client's arrest, people in unmarked clothes swarmed her car. They busted her window and dragged the 4-foot-10, 49-year-old mother of two out of her driver's seat, scratching her arm in the process. She has been detained ever since.

[Deuxcents]

1. Another disaster when asking the police for help. Too many lately so we all might just be on our own soon

[MichMan]

2. She had previously been deported multiple times and came back each time

"Ramirez Verduzco has a felony on her record for returning to the U.S. years ago following a previous deportation. The federal criminal complaint shows she was removed from the country three times; on two occasions, she attempted to enter through a standard border crossing. In 2000, her first removal, she allegedly presented false identification materials, leading to an expedited removal, according to the recent criminal complaint."

[WhiskeyGrinder]

3. Who cares? Meanwhile, there's a violent person working at an assisted living facility.

[Solly Mack]

4. K&R