Arkansas man seeks to have visa status restored after being arrested for ‘Opium’ perfume bottle | Arkansas
Officials, after making the perfume bottle wrong for opium, a man who was detained by the US immigration and Customs Protection (ICE) for a month wants to restore the visa status after the charges fell.
According to his lawyer Mike Laux, Kapil Raghu, who is married to an American woman and married to an American woman and works for American citizenship, was detained on May 3 after seizing the police officers in Bentle Rock, a suburb of Little Rock.
During the traffic stop, the police found a small perfume bottle labeled in his car with “Afyon” and arrested Raghu for having narcotics, although the bottle contained perfume and the word “opium önemli referring to the smell. Bodycam video obtained by local network THV11 He shows the police accusing Raghu of having an illegal substance in his vehicle.
“There is an opium bottle in your middle console, R Officer Raghu said to Raghu. “Go and sit down.
“I wasn’t doing anything wrong when he pulled me. I was following all the arrangements,” Raghu said. Who said the courier He was distributing food when he stopped.
Raghu’s wife Ashley Mays came to the scene and said: “I was confused about why he was going to jail.” He said.
The Arkansas State Criminal Laboratory concluded that the substance in the bottle was perfume, not opium, but Raghu spent three days in Saline district prison, where the visa of the authorities had expired.
Ice officers detained Raghu and sent him to a federal immigration facility in Louisiana, where he was detained for 30 days.
“Every night he would call me,” Raghu said, talking to Thv11 with his wife. “Crying and my stepdaughter puts a gospel on his chest, crying. My stepdaughter was crying a lot. [Mays] He was planning to sell his cars and move to another country where we could live happy. “
The accusations against Raghu were officially released by a regional court judge on May 20, while the ice arrest gave a bip to his journey to becoming a permanent citizen. Mays said a Money Collection Page To cover the legal fees and basic costs of Raghu’s working visa.
“Even though it is released, I understand that the Kapil now has a ‘deportation’ status, so I can be deported immediately for any little crime, even Jaywalking, even a statement sent by Laux. “But more importantly, this classification prevents money from making money, which is destructive and destructive for them.”
This week, Raghu sent a letter to ICE’s legal office, announced his case, and asked if the immigration status could be solved through appropriate legal channels.
In the letter, Raghu said that the immigration lawyer said, çalışmış He could not present the necessary documents before my visa time was expired, which left me vulnerable and placed me in my current situation ”.
“My biggest support, my wife, is carrying the entire financial burden on its own because I can’t work right now, Rar says Raghu’s letter. “Legal wages and the inability to contribute have created a difficult situation for our family, and it has become increasingly difficult to manage.”
The Department of Internal Security, which controls ICE, did not immediately comment on Raghu’s case.
