Hola soy Ydalmys , hermana de Ana, ella llegó a Estados Unidos en el 2019 por frontera, estuvo 6 meses detenida, no pudo ganar su caso, pero igualmente la liberaron con orden de deportación, hizo su vida acá tuvo dos hermosos hijos (una niña de 1 año y un niño de 4 años) los cuales dependen de ella sobre todo la pequeña que está muy pegada con ella y aún toma pecho, es la que está con ellos 24/7 ya que su esposo tiene que salir a trabajar.

Ella tiene un proceso activo de petición familiar (I-130)(desde Noviembre 2023)por su esposo que es ciudadano americano, desde que fue liberada tiene citas de presentación ante ICE , pero en su cita de Noviembre 2025 le colocaron un grillete, y desde esa fecha la visitan en su casa las personas de ISAP, pero lamentablemente en su vista de hoy 04/29/2026 del supuesto agente del ISAP se la llevaron detenida, la engañaron no era el agente del ISAP, era un agente de ICE haciéndose pasar por el del ISAP, ella al abrir la puerta lo ve con una laptop y él le dice no tengo wifi , estoy usando el wifi del teléfono que está en el carro a lo que le dice q salga de la casa para que le llegue la señal a la laptop, ella procede a salir y al poner el pie afuera de la casa seguidamente se acercan dos camionetas y se bajan en total 9 personas de las dos camionetas y la rodean y le dicen que está detenida y no la dejan ni moverse y le alejan al niño de 4 años. La engañaron para que saliera de la casa y poder llevársela 

Como madre, es doloroso verla e imaginar su angustia por sus hijos , ella es muy sensible y solo hablar del tema que algún día le

podía pasar lloraba! Y llegó ese día que más  temía. Ella no tiene antecedentes ni en Venezuela ni aquí, solo quiere estar con su familia, tenía tps del 2021 y esperando su aprobación de petición familiar(I-130)

Por eso hoy acudimos a ustedes.

Buscando de su ayuda y generosidad para cubrir gastos legales del abogado,  y gastos que se le están generando, para lograr la liberación de mi hermana.

Cada aporte de cualquier tipo cuenta, si no puedes donar, puedes compartir nuestra historia y sus oraciones para que pueda volver con sus hijos y esposo.

agradecemos grandemente por su apoyo y por sus oraciones.

Hello, I am Ydalmys, Ana’s sister. She arrived in the United States in 2019 by crossing the border. She was detained for six months and, although she was unable to win her case, she was ultimately released subject to a deportation order. She built a life here and had two beautiful children—a 1-year-old girl and a 4-year-old boy—who depend entirely on her, especially the little girl, who is very attached to her and is still breastfeeding. Ana is the one who is with them 24/7, as her husband has to go out to work. 

 She has an active family-based petition (Form I-130)—filed in November 2023—sponsored by her husband, who is a U.S. citizen. Since her release, she has been required to attend regular reporting appointments with ICE; however, during her appointment in November 2025, an electronic ankle monitor was placed on her. Since that date, representatives from the ISAP program have been conducting home visits. Regrettably, during a visit today—April 29, 2026—she was taken into custody by an individual she believed to be an ISAP agent. She had been deceived: the visitor was not an ISAP agent, but rather an ICE agent posing as one. Upon opening the door, she saw him holding a laptop; he told her, "I don't have Wi-Fi—I'm using the Wi-Fi signal from my phone, which is inside my vehicle." He then instructed her to step outside the house so that his laptop could pick up the signal. She proceeded to step out, but the moment she set foot outside the house, two SUVs immediately pulled up. A total of nine individuals exited the two vehicles, surrounded her, informed her that she was under arrest, prevented her from moving, and separated her from her four-year-old child. She had been tricked into leaving her home so that they could take her into custody.

 As a mother myself, it is painful to see her and to imagine the anguish she must be feeling over her children. She is a very sensitive person; merely speaking about the possibility that something like this might happen to her one day would bring her to tears! And now, the very day she feared most has arrived. She has no criminal record—neither in Venezuela nor here—and she simply wants to be with her family. She has held TPS (Temporary Protected Status) since 2021 and was awaiting approval of her family-based petition (I-130).  That is why we are reaching out to you today. We are seeking your help and generosity to cover legal fees for an attorney, bail costs, and all the other expenses necessary to secure my sister's release. Every contribution, of any kind, counts. If you are unable to donate financially, you can still help by sharing our story and offering your prayers so that she may return to her children and husband. We are deeply grateful for your support and your prayers.