Russian Harvard scientist busted for smuggling frog embryos faces 'grave' deportation: Lawyer

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : Less than two hours after the Vermont judge set a hearing on Kseniia's release she was suddenly transferred from ICE to criminal custody.
29% : More from Law&Crime: 'Unprecedented and entirely unconstitutional': Judge motions to kill indictment for allegedly obstructing ICE agents, shreds Trump admin for even trying Petrova's attorney Gregory Romanovsky in a statement to the New York Post called the case against his client "meritless" and Customs and Border Protection had "no legal basis" for canceling her visa and detaining her.
27% : More coverage: 'Representative of a deranged authoritarian': Trump and Stephen Miller blasted by legal experts over 'active' discussions about suspending habeas corpus "When she was asked if she would like the Russian government to be notified that she was in the United States, she claimed that she was in fear of going back to Russia," agents wrote.

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