Samuel Kangethe, originally from Kenya, has lived in Michigan for over 16 years and has degrees in accounting and finance. He worked as an accountant until his immigration status became uncertain due to a prior marriage that was labeled fraudulent by officials. Despite being innocent of any crimes, his legal status is unresolved, causing significant fear regarding the enforcement of immigration policies. To regain control, he is considering self-deportation as he sees no path to legal adjustment under the current system.
Kangethe's immigration case revolves around a prior marriage that led to conditional residency, now deemed fraudulent by immigration officials, rendering him deportable.
Kangethe expresses fear regarding immigration policies under President Trump, highlighting the impact on individuals with immigration cases pending, like his.
Despite facing the threat of deportation, Kangethe emphasizes his innocence and determination not to let his immigration status define his life.
His decision to self-deport reflects the desperate situation many immigrants face when caught in the complexities of the immigration system.
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