Sarjina Emy, a 19 year old fellow DREAMer, along with her brothers, have been held by the ICE at Brownard Detention Center for over 7 months. Her crime? She was brought here at the age of 4 while her parents awaited their asylum case, that took over 13 years. (What is the point of having asylum relief if it takes 13 years and you finally get rejected?) Emy grew up American and now she is being deported to Bangladesh, a country that she does not even remember!

Watch Video of friends and family demonstrating for Sarjina:
What can you do? View her myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/emy923Spread awareness by blogging and writing letters to the editor.

Call/fax ICE and Senator Mel Martinez today!!!

Who to call/fax:
ICE Field Office Director Michael Rozos
Phone: 305-762-3350, Fax: 305 762-3750

Supervisory Deport Officer Neil Acri,
Phone:954-545-6060 (press 1 then ask for Officer Acri, if you don’t get
him leave a voicemail)
Fax: 954 972 1836

What to tell them (in your own words)
“We ask that you release Sarjina Emy (A 73181997) and her brothers
Shamsul Rana (A73181999) and Mahbubul Rumy (A 73181998) from custody.
You should either give them parole or an order of supervision. The
family has a Petition in Federal Court, and you have the power to
release them while their case is pending. Our immigration system should
not be destroying families like this.”

Who to call/fax:
Mel Martinez Orlando Office
Phone: (407) 254-2573
Fax: (407) 423-0941
Ask to speak with the immigration caseworker

What to tell them:
“Please support Sarjina Emy and her brothers Shamsul Rana and Mahbubul.
They are all detained young people who should be at home with their
families while their immigration case is pending. Please give them a
letter of support and intervene on their behalf with ICE. ICE has the
power to release them while their case is pending and your voice will help.”