Eight British Females Face Deportation from the U.S.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has updated its public criminal deportation registry, revealing the names and photographs of eight British females slated for deportation back to the United Kingdom. These individuals have been convicted of serious crimes in the United States, which have led to their placement on the federal priority deportation list.

The offenses include drug possession, identity theft, physical assault, family neglect, domestic violence, armed residential robbery, and child neglect. The individuals listed are: Myah Saakwa Mante (arrested in Seatac, Washington, for dangerous drugs), Emma Rushton (McRae-Helena, Georgia, for physical assault and family neglect), Lauren Morris (Spokane, Washington, for domestic violence), Pauline Peart (Fort Myers, Florida, for assault), Elizabeth Cassidy (Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for illegal drug possession), Jessica Bell Tulloch (Clinton, New Jersey, for armed residential robbery), Rosalie McCann (Bruceton Mills, Pennsylvania, for identity theft), and Raechal Wood (Ocala, Florida, for drug possession and child neglect).

Their cases have transitioned to the removal phase as indicated by the DHS.