“I know how the system works there, so I was very scared for her. I’m completely relieved,” said her sister, Tracey.
An Irish green card holder who has been kept in a United States immigration installation For more than two weeks it will be published.
Cliona Ward’s sister, Tracey, said that her family has been informed that the 54 -year -old will be released in a matter of hours. Ward went to Ireland last month to visit his father before being arrested on April 21 when he returned to Californiawhere he has lived for many years. “Huge and huge relief” was like her sister Tracey described the news of her launch.
“Today I was trying to keep hope, but I know how the system works there, so I was very afraid of it. I am completely relieved,” he said.
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“The departure of love to the whole world we have received has been absolutely incredible.” With his green card, Cliona is able to live and work in the United States permanently. He was arrested on his return on a trip to Ireland due to a few sentences of his twenty years, including traffic -related cases, which he thought had been exposed after having entered a guilty resource.
“A request was submitted to California on Friday so that the original convictions were formally outdated so that it would be recognized at the federal level,” said Erin Hall, his current lawyer in the Washington State, RTE.
The application was awarded by a California judge, who allowed Hall to file a motion to end the immigration procedure. A Tacoma Immigration Court judge signed an order that ended the elimination procedure. “Justice was done,” Hall said, adding that there had been a lot of community support for her, along with the union and the political support of a local congressman, Jimmy Panetta.
“The judge acted very quickly and would say that this case moved definitively faster than a normal case. I am happy that everyone has worked for her.” Friends and family who have protested outside the institution today will meet Cliona. “None of us have really been able to sleep properly while this has happened,” said his sister Tracey.
“I am completely relieved. I think with Cliona winning their freedom, and the rest of our family will try to amplify our voices in support of all the people who are going through this unfair system.” In addition, Ward’s sister expressed her excitement for a video chat with her brother later today.
“My next is to see his beautiful face. I will probably only pay attention and I will cry.”