American teen mistakenly deported to Colombia returns to Texas

Jakadrien Turner is here back in Tx, eight months following she was incorrectly deported to Colombia, the pilot along with a flight attendant on the Dallas-bound flight informed CNN.
The 15-year-old girl was the final person off the actual plane Friday night, according to CNN's Jerr Morris, who was about the flight. Dallas/Fort Worth Airport terminal police officers escorted her from the aircraft.
Turner ended up being deported in order to Bogota, Colombia, within May 2011 following U. S. authorities this past year mistook the woman, an apparent adolescent runaway who was missing identification, for the Colombian national.
The actual Colombian Institute with regard to Family Welfare verified Thursday that Turner had been then in it's custody, is pregnant and entered the nation as an grownup. The institute stated that Colombian authorities learned per month ago that this particular female may actually be a 15-year-old United states citizen, after which she was put into a protection plan there.
She remaining Colombia at 10: thirty a. m. Fri, according to Ough. S. State Division spokesman William Ostick, who noted how the U. S. Embassy in Bogota proved helpful closely with Colombian officials in addition to authorities in Texas to create Turner's case to some resolution.
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"It's a huge step. I'm happy, but I defintely won't be completely relieved till I get her during my arms again, inch the girl's mom said. "A pounds has definitely already been lifted. "
Johnisa Turner hasn't yet talked along with her daughter, who ran abroad in the drop of 2010, but said she's relieved to know she's located. So, as well, is the women's grandmother Lorene Turner, that said U. Utes. Embassy officials called using the news that her granddaughter will be turned over in order to U. S. authorities.
"When I noticed those words, We didn't hear absolutely nothing else. I turned out. I cannot wait, " your woman said.
After the lady went missing, the household tracked her in order to Houston, where she worked in a music club under another name. They tried to obtain help from government bodies there, to absolutely no avail.
They later learned she is at Colombia, partying as well as smoking marijuana, along with a detective told all of them she was expecting.
Jakadrien's family continues to be demanding to understand why immigration government bodies deported the teenager -- a Ough. S. citizen without any knowledge of The spanish language -- and the reason why they simply required her at the woman's word when your woman gave them the fake name.
The actual family's attorney, Beam Jackson, told CNN on Friday the household believes the women's civil rights had been violated when government bodies allowed her to become deported. He said that lawsuits from the agencies who handled her case have been in the works, he or she said.
"Somewhere the actual ball was fallen, " Jackson stated.
The U. Utes. Immigration and Traditions Enforcement agency keeps she was imprisoned in Houston with regard to theft and informed them she was a grownup from Colombia.
The agency states authorities believed the woman's story because your woman maintained her false identity through the process. They handed her to an immigration assess, who ordered her taken off the country.
"At virtually no time during these felony proceedings was the woman's identity determined to become false, " the actual agency says.
This says criminal data source searches and biometric confirmation revealed no info to invalidate the woman's claims.
Jackson says it does not make sense, explaining how the immigration agency required her fingerprints but didn't match them towards the name she offered.
The agency says it's taking the accusations very seriously and it is "fully and instantly investigating the matter to be able to expeditiously determine the reality of the situation. "
Pictures from the teen taken within Colombia showed the woman's sitting on mens laps smoking cannabis, her grandmother stated. But she seemed to be reaching out with regard to help, she stated, listing on Myspace the names of everybody at parties, perhaps so she might be traced.
Her family's attorney says he doesn't think that the girl was attempting to fake her way from the United States through adopting a false identity through the process.
"I don't purchase that she experienced the wherewithal every single child bamboozle the federal government, " Jackson states. "You know, kids are scared once they get around government bodies.... To think you could bamboozle them to produce a new identity, it just doesn't seem sensible. "
Colombia's foreign ministry said Thursday it had been investigating what type of verification its consulate within Texas requested before giving the lady an expedited provisional passport included in deportation proceedings, as well because how she obtained work authorization for training in a call center included in the government's "Welcome Home" plan.
Attorneys with this program made a sworn declaration before a notary directed to "inexact information" which allowed her to get work papers, the actual foreign ministry stated.
"Those lawyers are no more providing services towards the Ministry of International Affairs, " the actual statement said.