Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Illegal Immigrant Gets Deported Then Sneaks Into The Country | ICE ARREST
Mon, 27 Jan 2025
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Chapter 1: What led to Armando's deportation?
And we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came. All the immigrants, the place you're going to go is not going to be what you think it is. If you don't have, they automatically pick you up and put you in ice facility holding. I was born in Albania. I was born in the hospital of Tirana. That's a place in Albania.
And this is where the story leads to after after the whole situation. So I gotta, I gotta tell you this part because it'll come down to later on what's going to really happen, you know, with my situation going back, which everybody will understand. So basically in Albania, um, family, I mean, it was, it was a communist time. So communist time in Albania, 1990, soon as I was born, um,
I remember my uncle gave me a kiss on the cheek. He, he named me Armando. He said, I'm going to name him Armando and that's going to be it. And then my family was like, okay, I guess you chose the name. And I guess Armando was named after Armando Maradona Laco. So Maradona. So that's what he, he liked the name Maradona and Armando. It was a good friend of his.
And that's how it came out to be the name. So my family never chose. It was my uncle. But right after that, If you look at pictures at the 1990, they brought down the wall. The Albanian wall was taken down by like a tank and a bunch of people. My uncle was involved in that. So they took down the embassy wall to escape Albania. So some went to Germany, some went to America.
So you have to understand, not everybody knows what you're talking. You're talking about the Soviet Union had collapsed. Yes, yes, yes. The wall that was separating what?
Albania at the time had a wall that separated – that you cannot leave. You cannot go to the embassies. You cannot escape at all. Airlines or nothing, but there's a wall. There's a wall that led to the embassies, like the American embassy, the German embassy and everything. So there was a wall.
protecting it that you cannot pass that wall you're kind of like the the wall in what separating what west and east germany where at one time like all the walls started coming down right yes yes it came down yeah so 1990 is when i was born and then like literally months after that
That's when they decided to take down the wall with the tank. And they have like images on there where the tank goes through there. So my uncles were involved in that. Two of my uncles, Arthon and Arben. They were known to going with the guys, getting a group of fellas from the neighborhood and taking down that wall, shooting the officers or whatnot and trying to escape.
You know, they tried to escape the communists. They didn't want to. So you have to choose where you're going to go because they're going to shut down the embassies. So some people would go to Germany. Some people try to make it to the American embassy, but that one's a little farther apart. So they just went to the closest one. So one one uncle got actually Yeah, one uncle made it to Germany.
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Chapter 2: What was life like in Albania during communism?
It's just a place outside where we kind of like, it's where the beach is and everything. It's a tourist attraction. A lot of people might have visited Albania and went to Doris. He said, I'm going to relocate. Well, it's not that easy. These people have connections everywhere. There's no chance to relocate. So what I remember is, I don't remember it physically, but I remember the noises.
I remember the noises, and I remember the crying, the screaming, and everything. We were in the car. Uncle's in the backseat of the vehicle. My father was driving at the time. My mother... was holding me in her hand. I was just born, you know, probably two years old, three years old at the time. And individuals, my uncle said, stop a little bit. I see something weird. Don't drive too fast.
And then the person kept following us, kept following us. And he said, everybody ducked down. He knew what was going to happen. We had no idea. We know what's going on. We don't know what happened. We just knew that he did what he did, but we don't know if he still has a problem with these individuals. Sprayed the car. I'm talking about when the cop showed up, seven to eight gunshots.
One of them was literally, I say about an inch, two inches to my head. So my mom's carrying me at the time, right? And she's holding me. And then from the shot to where it went, they looked at it and it was literally about an inch away from my head. So if she would have done something or panicked or whatever it might be, that's it. It would have been the end of that.
So these individuals are serious. After that, my uncle, like I said, hardheaded. After that, I can't believe they would do that. They shouldn't shoot up the family with the kid inside. They didn't know who was inside. They just knew my uncle was inside. He was driving the vehicle at the time.
So anyways, they decided to capture my mother. Captured my mother.
And took her to an area like up in the mountaintops of like Shkodra. It's a place out there outside of Albania. So they said, we kidnapped your sister. This is how it's going to be. We need that money. How's it going to work? My uncle says... You did what? Called my dad, said, where's my sister? She said, I haven't seen her. She said she was going to go grocery shopping.
I told you guys stay together. What the hell are you guys doing? So anyways, my father said, let me look into it, see what happens. I guess the people at the grocery store said some individuals came, took this woman and put her in the car and they left. So what he decides to do, you know, to make things fair is kidnap the mother of their family.
So finds a way, sits down there, waits hours and hours and hours. At this point, they're not allowed to harm the woman. They just want their money. And they want my uncle to come and settle up for what he did with paralyzing the individual, right? So anyways, at that point, I remember crying and saying, where's mom? Where's mom? It's been a good thing.
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Chapter 3: How did Armando's family escape Albania?
It's not even a party. So I went to a couple of them, and I never engaged into it. But that was a pandemic. It hit hard. It was coming all through the border of Mexico. And then they would come over there, and they just blacked out. That was the thing back then. And lost a lot of friends through it. You know, a lot of friends. I can name them.
Harlan Plass and Sloan got involved and a lot of good friends. They got into it. Some of them got clean. Some of them didn't make it, you know. So anyways, at that time, like I said, football, football. School, work. Football, school, work. Dad was very strict with me. Didn't want me to go out. Didn't want me to do anything. He said, the night is the devil's night.
You never want to go outside after, you know, once you see the sun or once you see the sun go down, the night comes up. That's the devil's night. If you want to play with the devil, be outside. I don't play with no devil. I'd rather go inside. So that's what I did. Stay inside the whole entire time. Now what? What was it?
Right after that, after I got accepted to Glendale Community College, everything was going great. I thought, you know, big happy family. We ate our final dinner together, which we didn't even know. It was, yeah, everybody that day was upset, very emotional. And it was more for the kids, right? Because at that time, I got two brothers and a sister.
And they're like, they're asking me every day, where's mom, where's dad, where's mom, where's dad? So I'm like, this is getting, you know, it's getting emotional. But what happened was, is they found a fraudulent document at the time, but it was a communist era. How do you know if the documents are real or not? It's communist. You don't know what documents were.
Nobody shows you what stamps were involved. So they said there was a fake stamp on one of the documents on my father's petition for asylum. You know what I mean? But my father got the asylum. We were on the reports. Or my uncle, sorry, got the asylum. We were on all the reports. So we should be getting asylum as well. I mean, we have all the evidence to back it up.
But again, they said one of the stamps was fraudulent. And this is all on Google. If they look up Arturo Lago, the U.S. Supreme Court. And then the denial, the denial that he didn't get accepted because of a fraudulent document. So at that time, immigration calls and they do their job. I got nothing against them. That's their job, right? That's their job. They get people and to deport them.
They don't do the deporting part of it. It's actually your deportation officer. But their job is to grab people and take them in. I mean, they got to feed their family. I got nothing against them. You know what I'm saying? I got something against people that play the trick behind the scene once you're locked up. You know what I'm saying?
So after that, they told my parents, like, it's very sneaky, the moves they do. Can you just come down to the ICE facility in Phoenix? Like, just, it was random. They called them and they said, the next day, can you come to, and at this time, my dad has a business. He's got a couple of Americans working for him, employees.
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Chapter 4: What challenges did Armando face after arriving in America?
go down there my mother walks in at this time she has diabetes she has anxiety depression it's all it's having her like uh my bro my brother so my or uh yeah my brother she went through some or uh when she had the baby she went through a hard time so it caused a lot of like i don't know depression anxiety i don't know what happened but after she had my brother Something happened to her mentally.
You know what I'm saying? She's not like a horrible person or freaks out or does anything crazy. She's just always scared and anxious about stuff. And when she's walking in, she's getting nervous. I see her shake. I'm holding her hand. I said, everything's fine. Nothing's going to happen.
Soon as they walk in, soon as they see her, they say, can you guys stand up, please? Handcuff, handcuff. I go, what's the handcuffs for? Should I contact the lawyer? The lawyer knows. What does the lawyer know?
He told my dad everything was okay. Okay, you're coming down there for an interview. Well, you should really. What the officer said exactly was you should really know who your lawyer is and be careful and what lawyers to choose. If that's what he told you. So I'm thinking at this time. So I called the lawyer. I'm like, they're in handcuffs. What are you doing? What's going on here?
And then he goes, they shouldn't be in handcuffs. Everything's in the paperwork, like stuff's in the system. I was like, no, they're in handcuffs. And at this time, he told us something was going to happen. And I told my father, I said, why don't we just go to Canada? You know what I'm saying? I was like, and he thought it was a stupid idea. But we have an asylum.
If we went to Canada, they would approve. Canada's more lenient. They're more accepting towards people. You know, a lot of, I mean, you can see what's going on. They accept.
know like arabic like if you're you know if you're muslim and you're christian and this and that and you can prove it they'll give you papers they'll give you everything in canada once you come so they're more accepting over uh asylums and uh blood feuds and all that stuff they're more accepting we have an uncle over here in canada he said just come to canada we'll figure it out come to canada file asylum and that's it that was the plan i kept telling my dad but
Stubborn. Very, very stubborn. No, I own a business. I got Americans working for me. I'm helping the country. I'm paying taxes. There's no way. No way I'll get deported. No way. All right, whatever, man. So after he got handcuffed, he figured out that, yeah, that's what's about to happen. So he got handcuffed. He's saying, call the lawyer. Call the lawyer. I said, call the lawyer.
He's saying that he doesn't know what's going on. I guess the U.S. Supreme Court, that's the highest court you can go to, but they denied his claim due to the fraudulent documents. There's nothing a lawyer can do. And he wanted more money. That's what I told him. No, don't give him any more money. He said, if you give me $30,000, I'll try to appeal. You cannot appeal it again.
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