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Latihan shadowing: ICE arrest in a rural Montana town prompts a conservative community to take action

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  1. In a northeastern corner of Montana sits the small town of Freud.Di sudut timur laut Montana, ada kota kecil bernama Freud.0:00
  2. Rural and deeply conservative, it backed President Trump during every one of his White House runs.Daerah pedesaan dan sangat konservatif, mendukung Presiden Trump di setiap kampanyenya.0:05
  3. But earlier this year, when federal immigration agents detained one of the town's longtime residents, this tight -knit community pushed back.Tapi awal tahun ini, ketika agen imigrasi federal menahan salah satu penduduk tetap kota ini, komunitas yang solid ini menolak.0:10
  4. Here's Montana PBS' Matt Standel.Ini reportase dari Montana PBS, Matt Standel.0:18
  5. Just 50 miles from the Canadian border, the town of Freud is home to less than 200 people.Hanya 50 mil dari perbatasan Kanada, kota Freud punya kurang dari 200 penduduk.0:22
  6. For more than a decade, Roberto Orozco Ramirez has been one of them.Selama lebih dari sepuluh tahun, Roberto Orozco Ramirez adalah salah satu dari mereka.0:30
  7. Roberto's our neighbor.Roberto adalah tetangga kami.0:34
  8. He's a part of our community.Dia bagian dari komunitas kami.0:36
  9. Over the years, Roberto has come to mean a lot of things to a lot of people here.Seiring waktu, Roberto berarti banyak hal bagi banyak orang di sini.0:38
  10. He's a local diesel mechanic, little league coach, and father of four boys.Dia mekanik diesel setempat, pelatih little league, dan ayah dari empat anak.0:43
  11. Great businessman.Pengusaha hebat.0:47
  12. He's my neighbor.Dia tetangga saya.0:49
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  1. Ben, my neighbor next door for 11 years.Ben, tetangga saya selama 11 tahun.0:50
  2. But what residents of Freud didn't know until recently is that Roberto is also an undocumented immigrant who had been deported back in 2009.Tapi penduduk Freud baru tahu belakangan bahwa Roberto sebenarnya imigran ilegal yang sudah diusir kembali pada 2009.0:54
  3. Up until six months ago, I didn't know Roberto was illegal.Enam bulan yang lalu, saya tidak tahu Roberto ilegal.1:04
  4. Neighbor Keith Nordland says border patrol vehicles started showing up around town in early January.Tetangga Keith Nordland bilang kendaraan border patrol mulai muncul di kota pada awal Januari.1:07
  5. We had 24 hours a day, seven days a week.Kami punya 24 jam sehari, tujuh hari seminggu.1:14
  6. We had at least two border patrolmen in our town.Kami punya setidaknya dua petugas border patrol di kota kami.1:16
  7. Agents staked out Roberto's house and, according to his neighbors, even harassed Roberto's children.Agen mengawasi rumah Roberto dan, menurut tetangganya, malah mengganggu anak-anak Roberto.1:19
  8. I personally don't believe that's right.Saya pribadi tidak percaya itu benar.1:25
  9. Them four boys are American citizens.Keempat anak itu adalah warga negara Amerika.1:27
  10. Roberto turned himself in on January 25th.Roberto menyerah diri pada 25 Januari.1:29
  11. The government charged him with illegal re -entry and immediately took him into detention, telling Montana PBS that this enforcement action represents a community safety priority.Pemerintah menuduhnya memasuki kembali secara ilegal dan langsung menahan dia, bilang tindakan ini adalah prioritas keselamatan komunitas.1:32
  12. The beef is donated by local rations.Daging itu disumbang oleh penduduk setempat.1:44
  13. Within days, Keith Nordland found himself organizing the biggest fundraiser this town had ever seen to help Roberto.Dalam beberapa hari, Keith Nordland mendapati dirinya mengorganisir penggalangan dana terbesar yang pernah dilihat kota ini untuk membantu Roberto.1:46
  14. More people showed up to the Freud Community Center than the town has residents.Lebih banyak orang datang ke Community Center Freud daripada jumlah penduduk kota.1:55
  15. They shared a meal.Mereka berbagi makanan.2:00
  16. They bid on hay and gravel and tools, raising thousands of dollars for Roberto's family.Mereka menawar jerami, kerikil, dan alat, mengumpulkan ribuan dolar untuk keluarga Roberto.2:02
  17. A separate legal fund raised thousands more.Dana hukum terpisah mengumpulkan ribuan lagi.2:07
  18. It's really hard seeing that now he's in jail.Ini benar-benar sulit melihat dia sekarang ada di penjara.2:10
  19. Roberto Orozco Jr.Roberto Orozco Jr.2:14
  20. is Roberto's oldest son.adalah anak tertua Roberto.2:16
  21. He says his father fled cartel violence in Mexico as a teenager and came here to build a better life.Dia bilang ayahnya melarikan diri dari kekerasan kartel di Meksiko saat masih remaja dan datang ke sini untuk membangun kehidupan yang lebih baik.2:18
  22. It's incredible seeing such a hard -working man.Luar biasa melihat pria yang sangat rajin seperti itu.2:25
  23. I mean, my dad, be in a situation like this.Maksud saya, ayah saya, berada dalam situasi seperti ini.2:27
  24. I just don't find it very fair.Saya tidak merasa itu adil.2:30
  25. When Montana attorney Laura Christofferson heard about Roberto, she says she began studying immigration law and hired an expert thanks to those private donations.Ketika pengacara Montana Laura Christofferson mendengar tentang Roberto, dia mulai mempelajari hukum imigrasi dan menyewa ahli berkat sumbangan pribadi.2:33
  26. And what they found changed everything.Dan apa yang mereka temukan mengubah segalanya.2:44
  27. What we believe is that even in 2009, at the time of his first deportation, he was not afforded due process, which means he was illegally removed.Kami percaya bahwa bahkan pada 2009, saat deportasi pertamanya, dia tidak diberi proses yang semestinya, artinya dia diusir secara ilegal.2:46
  28. Christofferson says she found mistake after mistake in the way federal authorities handled Roberto's deportation and says since January, ICE agents have repeatedly violated his rights.Christofferson bilang dia menemukan kesalahan demi kesalahan dalam cara otoritas federal menangani deportasi Roberto, dan sejak Januari, agen ICE berulang kali melanggar haknya.2:58
  29. I think people should understand that this is a person who's been in the U .S.Saya pikir orang harus mengerti bahwa ini orang yang sudah berada di Amerika Serikat.3:10
  30. more than 25 years, raised a family with four U .S.lebih dari 25 tahun, membesarkan keluarga dengan empat anak warga negara Amerika.3:14
  31. citizen children who are contributing members of our community.yang adalah anggota masyarakat yang berkontribusi.3:19
  32. They pay taxes.Mereka membayar pajak.3:22
  33. They obey the rules.Mereka mematuhi aturan.3:24
  34. They follow the law.Mereka mengikuti hukum.3:25
  35. They don't take from our society.Mereka tidak mengambil dari masyarakat kami.3:27
  36. In this deep red part of the state, there are mixed feelings about Roberto's legal status.Di bagian negara bagian yang sangat Republikan ini, ada perasaan yang beragam tentang status hukum Roberto.3:29
  37. But Keith Nordland says this ordeal has caused him to question some long -held political beliefs.Tapi Keith Nordland bilang pengalaman ini membuatnya mempertanyakan beberapa keyakinan politik yang lama dia anut.3:36
  38. I'm not okay that Roberto was here illegally.Saya tidak setuju Roberto di sini secara ilegal.3:42
  39. I don't believe that's right.Saya tidak percaya itu benar.3:44
  40. However, our system is so broken that a guy like Roberto that's came here, has worked his butt off, has built a business, he's thriving in a niche, and heNamun, sistem kami sangat rusak sehingga seseorang seperti Roberto yang datang ke sini, bekerja sangat keras, membangun bisnis, berkembang di niche, dan dia3:46
  41. is a valuable asset to our community.adalah aset berharga bagi komunitas kami.3:59
  42. How is there not a way for him to be legal?Bagaimana tidak ada cara bagi dia untuk menjadi legal?4:01
  43. Arosco Ramirez versus Vicer et al.Arosco Ramirez versus Vicer dkk.4:04
  44. Last month, Roberto's legal team made their case in a Montana courtroom, arguing the Trump administration denied Roberto his constitutional right to due process.Bulan lalu, tim hukum Roberto membuat argumen mereka di pengadilan Montana, mengklaim administrasi Trump menolak hak konstitusional Roberto atas proses yang semestinya.4:07
  45. Roberto's neighbors drove six hours across the state to attend the hearing.Tetangga Roberto berkendara enam jam ke seluruh negara bagian untuk menghadiri sidang.4:17
  46. There's probably 25 from the Freud community.Mungkin ada 25 orang dari komunitas Freud.4:22
  47. I think it's kind of crazy to me how much this has affected the community.Saya pikir ini gila bagaimana banyaknya hal ini mempengaruhi komunitas.4:25
  48. He is so important to us as a community.Dia sangat penting bagi kami sebagai komunitas.4:29
  49. Because this isn't just about the letter of the law, this is about humans.Karena ini bukan hanya tentang huruf hukum, ini tentang manusia.4:31
  50. Good neighbors, you know, the kind that you want.Tetangga baik, tahu, jenis yang kamu inginkan.4:35
  51. Roberto's four children sat in the front row while lawyers argued for and against his release.Keempat anak Roberto duduk di barisan depan sementara pengacara berdebat untuk dan menentang pembebasannya.4:37
  52. The federal judge ultimately sided with Roberto and against the Trump administration.Hakim federal akhirnya berpihak pada Roberto dan menentang administrasi Trump.4:43
  53. So after more than 100 days behind bars, Roberto was released from jail.Jadi setelah lebih dari 100 hari di balik jeruji, Roberto dibebaskan dari penjara.4:49
  54. And as he walked out of the Cascade County detention center, his oldest son was there to surprise him.Dan ketika dia keluar dari pusat penahanan Cascade County, anak tertuanya ada di sana untuk mengejutkannya.4:56
  55. And when he finally made it back to Freud, Roberto's neighbors lined the streets, cheering him on as he made his way back to home.Dan ketika dia akhirnya kembali ke Freud, tetangga Roberto berbaris di jalan, merayakannya saat dia kembali ke rumah.5:03
  56. Roberto says this tight -knit community is what got him through ICE detention and helped him to keep one important thing in mind the whole time.Roberto bilang komunitas yang solid ini adalah apa yang membantunya melewati penahanan ICE dan membantu dia mengingat satu hal penting sepanjang waktu.5:15
  57. Well, I think knowing that I wasn't alone or my family wasn't alone, you could be pushing and I've been going through whatever used to get to this The residentsSaya pikir mengetahui bahwa saya tidak sendirian atau keluarga saya tidak sendirian, Anda bisa mendorong dan saya telah melewati apapun untuk sampai ke sini Penduduk5:24
  58. of Freud never expected the nationwide crackdown on immigration to make its way to their tiny town.Freud tidak pernah mengharapkan pembatasan imigrasi nasional tiba di kota kecil mereka.5:34
  59. But when it did, they were determined to stand up for one of their own.Tetapi ketika itu terjadi, mereka bersikukuh untuk berdiri demi salah satu dari mereka.5:41
  60. For the PBS NewsHour, I'm Matt Stadel in Freud, Montana.Untuk PBS NewsHour, saya Matt Stadel dari Freud, Montana.5:49

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