In fact, Celine from the German Baden-Württemberg wanted to use the break of the semester to attend a family member and go on holiday, but instead the 22-year-old came to a deportation center. The young woman had provided a visa in advance.
After landing on Newark Airport in the US state of New Jersey, the German was pulled out during passport control, as the RTL broadcaster reports. “The border police clearly did not believe that I was just going on vacation,” the student reported of the interrogation at the airport.
Her luggage was searched and her body was distributed – the exams lasted six hours, as she explained. The officials suspected that Celine wanted to work in the US – it is not correct that they could show a valid return flight ticket. Shortly thereafter she is arrested and taken to a nearby deportation center.
Student was removed from the mobile phone
Her mobile phone was taken away from her. “I couldn’t call my family or a lawyer,” the 22-year-old explains. It is included in a cell with two other women. “With me there were a woman from Mexico and one from Chile in jail. Fortunately I could talk to them because I speak Spanish.
Only because she was asked stubbornly, she received a bottle of water every few hours, later a few slices of bread. “I couldn’t sleep there. The light remained around the clock and there was only a hard couch and the bare floor in the cell, “the Germans described the torture to RTL.
After 24 hours she was taken out of prison. “I was returned to the airport in handcuffs and returned to the airport. There I was removed from my ankle chettes and I led to the security check, “Celine said. She only got her cell phone back after landing in Germany. “Fortunately my neighbor was so nice to borrow her phone, so that I could finally call my mother after more than 24 hours.”
Germans must pay deportation themselves
RTL reported that no reasons for the deportation were given on the deportation papers available for the station – it was only stated that the young woman had not committed a criminal offense in the United States. She has to pay for the return: 900 euros cost the involuntary previous trip home.
Source: Krone
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