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The blog of the day is Gates of Vienna, with a post on Springtime for Hamas in Italy.
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ICE, ICE baby!! Go get the worst of the worst!!
An 86-year-old French widow arrested and detained for two weeks by US immigration agents has been released and allowed to return to her home country.
She had moved 4,000 miles from her home in Brittany in north-west France to marry her former sweetheart William “Billy” Ross, whom she had met in the 1950s when she was a secretary working at a military base where he was stationed in France.
Marie-Thérèse Ross-Mahé was arrested in her nightgown at the home she had shared with her late husband, a retired US Army captain, in Anniston, Alabama. According to the US Department of Homeland Security, she had overstayed her 90-day visa.
Ross-Mahé, from Nantes, France had married Ross in April last year, but a bitter inheritance battle erupted between her and Ross’s two sons after he died in January aged 85 without leaving a will.
Probate Judge Shirley Millwood said she believed Ross’s youngest son, Tony, a retired Alabama state trooper, had misused his position as a government employee to tip off US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that she had overstayed her visa.
Millwood has ordered Tony Ross and his older brother, Gary, to hand over the keys to their late father’s house and not remove any property from it.
Judge Millwood issued an order temporarily banning Ross’s family from disposing of any of his assets. Under Alabama’s inheritance laws Ross-Mahé is entitled to half of Ross’s estate.
In a statement to the court, Ross-Mahé said she had missed an appointment with immigration officials to sort out her visa after her late husband’s eldest son, Gary, had redirected all mail sent to their home. She claimed one of his sons had cut off water, electricity and internet at the property.
Another overly long Copy&Paste (might want to learn how to edit).
TL;DNR