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evidenceevidencedigital2019 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 1554The three-page email exchange contains immigration lawyer Jonathan Ware's recommendations concerning Adrian and Camila, including departure for Mexico and applications for dependent status contingent on approval of Hector's petition. The court admitted the exhibit without objection during Daniela's Day 13 testimony. On cross-examination, Daniela acknowledged receiving the forwarded emails and not following up with Ware or her father about her own status.
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The three-page email exchange contains immigration lawyer Jonathan Ware's recommendations concerning Adrian and Camila, including departure for Mexico and applications for dependent status contingent on approval of Hector's petition. The court admitted the exhibit without objection during Daniela's Day 13 testimony. On cross-examination, Daniela acknowledged receiving the forwarded emails and not following up with Ware or her father about her own status.

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  • Forwarded emails concerning Jonathan Ware's immigration advice for Adrian and Camila
  • Immigration-lawyer email concerning Adrian and Camila
  • Three-page email exchange concerning Adrian's and Camila's immigration status, Jonathan Ware's recommendations, and the family's responses and forwarding

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Defense questioning used the forwarded emails to examine Daniela's access to immigration assistance. In rebuttal, Lesko argued that the advice concerned Adrian and Camila, not an opportunity to resolve Daniela's own status.

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