Chisme Mary Mata March 22, 2012

DREAMers Arrested At Anti-Arpaio Protest Won’t Be Deported

Six undocumented immigrants arrested during a protest against Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s enforcement policies will not be deported, according to ICE. They were arrested Tuesday in Phoenix and ICE officials said the protestors — Ofelia Sanchez, 18, Hugo Sanchez, 23, Daniela Cruz, 20, Viridiana Hernandez, 20, a 16-year-old girl and a 17-year-old girl — would be released because they are not part of ICE’s “enforcement priorities.” There’s more info and video here.

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