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W us its delicious members have lost 15 more weight in the first two months than on our Prior Program and theyre still eating the foods they love cooper President Trump promised hed crack down on Illegal Immigrants, and in his first 100 days has moved quickly to do just that. Since the president took office, the u. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, ice, says its arrested 21,000 undocumented immigrants, more than 5,000 of whom have no criminal record. Thats more than twice as many as the year before. The president s supporters argue his tough new policy has led to a dramatic drop in the number of people trying to cross into the u. S. This year, but its also had a profound effect on communities throughout the country. For the past few weeks, weve followed how the new policy has played out in one community in indiana, where people were surprised to learn that one of those deported was a friend and neighbor, the owner of a popular local restaurant. Hed lived in this country for nearly 20 years, had no criminal record, and his wife and children are all u. S. Citizens. Eddies steak shed in granger, indiana, is a local institution. Its a familyrun restaurant where generations of hoosiers have come for conversation and cholesterol. sizzling it seems like this is, like, your local cheers . Group it is. It is. laughs cooper but as we spoke with these regulars a few weeks ago, the man they said was the heart of the business, its long time cook and new owner Roberto Beristain, was behind bars, awaiting deportation. Beristain entered the u. S. Illegally from mexico in 1998, but, in recent years, hed been issued a temporary work permit, a Social Security number and a drivers license. Kimberly glowacki it just feels wrong. Michelle craig the community is better for having someone like him. Matt leliaert i mean, he showed up here with just the shirt on his back, and hes a Restaurant Owner 20 years later. I mean, thats. And he worked his butt off to get there. Ive seen it. Cooper theyre all strong supporters of Roberto Beristain, though four out of six of them voted for President Trump. During the primaries, the president said this about Illegal ImmigrantsPresident Trump they will go out, they will come back. Some will come back, the best, through a process, and it may not be a very quick process. Cooper and later, during the general election, he said this President Trump but we have some bad hombres here, and were going to get them out. Dave keck i voted for him because he said he was going to get rid of the bad. The bad hombres. Roberto is a good hombre. laughs cooper Roberto Beristains wife, helen, who also works at the restaurant, was born in greece and became a u. S. Citizen 16 years ago. She met roberto in 1998 at another restaurant in fort wayne, indiana. Helen beristain he was a busser, and i was a se. He started talking to me a lot, and i tried to ignore him. He kept on talking to me. Cooper and you tried to ignore him . Helen beristain smiling and smiling and smiling. He always smiles. Very positive person. Cooper they got married, had three kids and settled into a comfortable suburban life. Has he ever been in trouble with. With the law . Helen beristain never. Never. Cooper never committed a crime, d. U. I. Helen beristain definitely not, no. Cooper hes not a criminal. Helen beristain hes not a criminal. The only bad thing he. Hes done is stayed in the United States because he loves this country. Thats his only crime. Cooper according to most estimates, there are about 11 Million People living within the u. S. Illegally; about 3 of them have felony convictions. President obama we prioritize criminals, we prioritize gangbangers. Cooper for most of his presidency, barack obama ordered ice to focus on deporting people convicted of felonies and serious misdemeanors. Ice agents were often asked to explain their decision to remove anyone else, particularly those whose Family Members were u. S. Citizens. President trump thank you for being here. Cooper but on his fifth day in office, President Trump signed a new executive order that made it easier to deport people who have no criminal record, including anyone who has whats called a final order of removal against them. Its that wording that changed the beristains lives. Thats because 17 years ago, roberto and helen, who was pregnant with their first child, took a trip to niagara falls. She says they made a wrong turn and ended up near the canadian border. Roberto was detained for not having any papers. He was released only after he agreed to this Immigration Court order requiring his voluntary departure from the United States within 60 days. When he didnt leave, he automatically became the subject of a final order of removal which mandated he be deported. Your husband did break the law, didnt. Didnt leave the country when he had told a judge that he would. Why should he get special treatment when other people whove been waiting in line are trying to do it the right way . Helen beristain my husband, first of all, broke the law because at the time when i was pregnant, i was very ill, and it was a high risk, either losing the baby or losing my life. So, the decision he had to make was between me and the baby or him going back to mexico. He chose us. But any other man, what would they do in his shoes . Cooper helen says over the years theyve spent more than 45,000 hiring attorneys to try to legalize robertos status, but it wasnt until three years ago that things started looking up for the beristains. Roberto obtained a temporary deferral of that deportation order, which meant he could get a work permit, a Social Security number and a drivers license. All he had to do was check in with the government once a year and prove hed been in no trouble with the law. Helen beristain he was excited. He says, im all legal now. Im so good to go. Cooper but it was still just a temporary status. He still had to check in with ice every year. Helen beristain right, exactly. Cooper on february 6, shortly after President Trump signed his new executive order, Roberto Beristain came here to an Immigration Office in indianapolis for his annual checkin. Helen was in the parking lot waiting when an ice officer came to let her know her husband would not be coming home. Helen beristain he said, your husband is being detained because he is a fugitive. I said, my husband is a fugitive . My husband is not running from you. You didnt come knock on my door to look for my husband. He came to you. Why this year he is a fugitive . What happened . Craig roberto was doing everything he was supposed to do, so he was an easy target. Cooper he wasnt hiding. He wasnt living in the shadows. Craig he wasnt hiding, right. And so, they grabbed somebody who was following the rules. Cooper most of you voted for donald trump. He said he was going to do this. Hes done this. Why are you surprised . Craig because this is not the person he said he would deport. Keck and why would you deport somebody like that when you got so many other bad people out there . It just doesnt make sense to me. Cooper ice declined to give us an interview, but, in a statement, the agency said beristain was detained because of that final order of removal in accordance with federal immigration law. James carafano, a policy expert at the Heritage Foundation and a member of mr. Trumps transition team, told us the president s new policy is designed to serve as a deterrent. Carafano its not that theyre going out and theyre looking for people who have done nothing, but that we have an obligation to enforce the law. And if somebody comes across our path whos broken the law, then you know what . Theyre probably going to go because the message is, theres a new sheriff in town, and the laws going to be enforced. Cooper youre saying that deporting somebody like Roberto Beristain, it does send a message to others who may be thinking about coming here illegally . Carafano i. I think thats absolutely true. Cooper the number of people caught trying to cross the southern border has dropped 60 in the first three months of President Trumps administration. Apprehensions are now at a 17 year low. Analysts we spoke to believe the president s tough new policies have discouraged border crossers, but so have other factors, including an improving job outlook in mexico. The average cost of deporting someone like Roberto Beristain is about 11,000. His odyssey through the immigration detention system gives you some sense why. Over the course of two months, he was moved from indianapolis to brazil, indiana; kenosha, wisconsin; kankakee, illinois; new orleans, louisiana; chaparral, new mexico; and Sierra Blanca and el paso, texas. His family often didnt know where he was going or why he was being moved there. Helen beristain tell me something. Did they tell you when they are going to deport you . Cooper we were at the house one evening when roberto called. Helen beristain so, wait a minute. They said no, roberto they said they were going to take you to mexico city. So, now they are changing again . Okay, i love you. Be careful. Bye. He sounded scared, so scared. Like, whats going to happen to me . crying cooper the irony of whats happened is not lost on robertos wife. Like a lot of her friends and relatives, Helen Beristain also voted for President Trump. You voted for him. Helen beristain i voted for him because he said were going to make our economy better. I. I did like that idea. And i said to roberto, i said, you know what . You know, youre getting a small business, and thats going to help you with your taxes. But he said, okay, well you dont think hes going to deport us, all people . And i said. Cooper roberto actually raised that idea . Helen beristain yeah, he did. And i said, roberto, come on now. Youve got your documents. You obey the law. You havent done anything bad. You. Youre not a criminal. Cooper are there times when you feel that you made a terrible mistake . Helen beristain like they say, you should read the fine print first before you make a selection. I should have listened closely to those debates. That was a mistake i made. I didnt listen. Cooper the beristains children eightyearold demetri, 14yearold jasmine, and 16yearold maria have a difficult time understanding whats happened to their father. Maria, did you know he wasnt a u. S. Citizen . Maria beristain no, i didnt know. Jasmine beristain he makes this home a home, and he makes a family a family, because hes, you know, the father. And when hes gone, when you take that away from a family, its like its all going down. Like, for my mom, its very hard. And for us, its hard, too. Cooper what did you he say to you when you were talking on the phone . Jasmine beristain the first thing he said was, you got as . laughs cooper he was asking you about your school . Jasmine beristain yeah. Im like, yeah. And hes like, okay, good, because i want you to become a lawyer. I was like, yeah, ill. Im going to become a lawyer. Ill. An attorney. Im going to be an immigration attorney. Cooper since Roberto Beristains detention has been in the news, the restaurant has received threatening calls and angry letters directed at helen. Pack your bags and go to mexico, said one. When you voted for trump, you were voting for every bigot who is coming after you, said another. Helen beristain you got people hating people left and right. This is not america. This is not the american dream. And this is how. This is not how were making America Great again. Cooper on april 4 at 10 00 p. M. , Roberto Beristain was taken to this Border Crossing and deported to juarez, mexico. He spent the night at a shelter run by the catholic church. We found him there the next morning. He told us he was praying to be reunited with his family and was still somehow optimistic. Roberto beristain wherever i go, they are going to be with me. Everything is going to be okay. Either way or other way, we are going to be together. Craig if i was told that peaceful immigrants that are trying, are in the process of becoming an american citizen, would be deported, i would not have voted for trump. Cooper some people say, look, Illegal Immigrants are coming here, and theyre taking jobs. Glowacki thats not even the case with roberto. He employs, what, 20 people . Hes not taking jobs, hes creating jobs. Cooper is it a good use of resources to deport someone like Roberto Beristain . Carafano that is part of the overall public good of demonstrating not just to americans but to people around the world that American Immigration laws are going to be enforced. Thats an important message. Cooper so, theres no room for discretion . Carafano i mean, i. I. Look, i dont enforce the law. I dont say where there is room for discretion. Im saying, i dont necessarily think that just because somebody was, you know, nice in the 20 years they live here that they have a right to live here. Cooper Roberto Beristains lawyers are challenging the validity of that old order of removal that led to his deportation to mexico. They may also apply for a special waiver for him to reenter the u. S. , but that can take two to three years. If hes denied, hell be banned from returning for a decade. Cbs money watch update sponsored by lincoln financial. Youre in charge. 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