For assault, a woman faces deportation from the United States. VIDEO
'27.02.2019'
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February 15 in one of the restaurants of Massachusetts immigrant attacked a man in a red cap with the words Make America Great Again (they are also called Trump caps). Authorities have reported that she is now being deported.
41-year-old Rosain Santos several times without any action on his part approached the 23-year-old visitor to a Mexican restaurant wearing Trump's cap and knocked it off the head of a young man. It all happened at Casa Vallarta in Falmouth, Massachusetts, writes New York Post.
"She told the bartender that I am * duck and that he should poison my drinks," Turner told the publication.
According to the police, Santos was upset that the man “had the audacity” to put on the famous red cap and come to the Mexican restaurant in this form, writes Fox News. Turner told the police that he went about his business when Santos started shouting at him from behind his cap. Irritated by the woman’s antics, he pulled out the phone and began to record her behavior on video. She came up and knocked the cap off his head.
When the police arrived at the restaurant, Santos said that Turner shouldn’t be allowed to eat at a Mexican restaurant because he supports Donald Trump, who insists on building a wall on the border between the US and Mexico.
The police led Santos out of the restaurant after she hit the cap again in the presence of officers. The woman told the local press that she regretted her actions, that she "became the victim" of the incident and was "provoked" by her.
“I needed a little drink, so I couldn't leave. But because I was discriminated against so many times, I just had to stand up for myself, ”she said. - He's not a victim. I am a victim. They bullied me, didn't they? "
The restaurant’s bartender said that Turner barely managed to order food when Santos attacked him for no reason.
Santos was accused of assault, beatings and hooliganism. On February 26, she was arrested again, this time by the ICE officers in charge of the deportation. The agency said that Santos is a “illegally present Brazilian citizen” with an expired tourist visa since 1994. In federal immigration courts, a deportation case was filed against her.
The woman was handed a notice of attendance and released. Her lawyer said that Santos applied for a green card and is married to a US citizen.
