Nursing Student Self-Deports After Eight Months in ICE Custody
Summary
A 21-year-old nursing student from Honduras named Allison Bustillo returned to her home country after spending nearly eight months in U.S. immigration detention. She accepted a voluntary departure after being held by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for entering the United States unlawfully. Her detention was tough, and she developed medical issues while being held.Key Facts
- Allison Bustillo is a 21-year-old nursing student from Honduras.
- She was arrested by ICE after the FBI found her during a search for drug trafficking.
- Bustillo was held in ICE detention for almost eight months.
- She agreed to a voluntary departure to return to Honduras in September 2025.
- Her detention led to health problems, which she blames on the conditions.
- She was held without a final deportation order, allowing her to leave without such a mark on her record.
- Under President Trump's administration, immigration enforcement has increased, with more arrests and deportations.
- Bustillo hopes to return to the U.S. to reunite with her family in the future.
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