A woman was arrested in Utah County after her former partner called the police.  He reported she would not let him leave the bathroom.  She had obtained a knife to open the bathroom door, and when police arrived, they arrested her for aggravated kidnapping with a dangerous weapon.  She pleaded guilty to a second degree felony, and was taken into ICE custody.

At the Aurora, Colorado Immigration Court, she argued with Keen Law attorneys she was eligible for a bond.  She was not convicted of an aggravated felony or a crime of moral turpitude, her attorney argued.  She presented evidence of her good character to the immigration judge and the judge found her to not be a danger to the community and released her on a bond of $7,500.