A mother selling tamales outside a south Sacramento Walmart went from being asked to leave the parking lot to facing deportation.
The Sacramento Bee reports that Juana Reyes, who is an undocumented immigrant, faces a deportation hearing next year. She was repeatedly asked to leave a Florin Road Walmart parking lot where she was selling tamales last month, according to the Bee. When she didn't budge, she was arrested.
Reyes has no criminal history, which under a proposed bill by a San Francisco lawmaker would prevent her from being reported to immigration officials. But should criminal past matter once a person is in the country without documentation?
Davis, what do you think of this case? Should undocumented immigrants be looked at on a case-by-case basis, or should anyone without legal status in the United States be prepared to face deportation? Take our poll below and leave a comment with your thoughts.
