Eight years ago, Guadalupe Garcia de Reos was arrested when authorities raided her

Arizona workplace. She had used false identity documents. She later pled guilty to criminal

impersonation, which is a felony. For months, she was held at a detention facility and then released.

She was ordered to check in with ICE twice a year, this continued all through the Obama years.

But during her latest ICE check-in, something different happened. She was detained.

Last week, she was put in a van to be deported to her native MAKO. A local pro-illegal immigrant group

got wind of the plan and about 200 people showed up to protest. They banged on drums, they raised

flags, they shouted no papers, no fear, and let her go, said her free. Protesters surrounded the van

carrying Mr. Reos for several hours. One guy tied himself to a van tire. Seven protestors were

arrested. All of this was for naught. The protest group director broke it to the crowd. She has

been deported. He called her one of the first victims of President Trump. ICE officials later

confirmed Mr. Reos had been removed to MAKO. But she's not a Trump victim. In fact, she's not a

victim at all. Suddenly and for a change, US law is being followed. Mr. Reos victimized herself

years ago when she broke that law and she was finally held accountable. Big whoop.