Army Sergeant's Wife Arrested by ICE

0:00On April 7th, a 23-year-old army staff sergeant named Matthew Blank just married his 22-year-old bride Annie Ramos, but there, happily ever after hit a wall at Fort Polk in Louisiana. On Thursday, April 2nd, they drove from Houston to the base for his duty check-in, flashing his military ID, her Honduran passport, and their fresh. Marriage license at the Visitor Center, that's when ICE agents swooped in and arrested her on the spot. The couple figured marriage would fast-track her green card and eventual citizenship, especially with him in the military. But Ramos came to the U.S. as a toddler from Honduras without papers, and unbeknownst to them, she had a removal order from 2005 issued, when she was just 22 months old in absentia. Blank was gutted, telling reporters they planned to get her a military spouse ID and benefits right then, with her moving in after Easter. She's a Sunday school teacher and college student on the verge of a biochemistry degree, building a solid life here. DHS says that old deportation order trumps everything, marriage included, justifying the arrest despite her deep roots in America.

1:07The pair hired an immigration lawyer, believing they dotted every eye. Now they're fighting back with a GoFundMe to cover legal bills, hoping to halt deportation, and reunite before it's too late. Pot culture, powered by AI. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today.