Wayzaro Walton. Courtesy photo
Just 48 hours before Wayzaro Walton was scheduled to be deported back to her native England, the Board of Immigration Appeals stayed her deportation. Walton was pardoned by Connecticut for various criminal offenses, but the federal government doesn't recognize the state's pardon system.
October 16, 2019 at 04:32 PM
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Connecticut’s top elected leaders are applauding Tuesday afternoon’s decision that the federal Board of Immigration Appeals had stayed the deportation of Wayzaro Walton back to her native country, the United Kingdom.
Elizabeth Benton, spokeswoman for Attorney General William Tong, said Wednesday the board will now consider the merits of Walton’s case.
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