In the USA, an employee of the migration service detained a Ukrainian, wishing victory to Russia

In Minnesota, an employee of the migration service detained a Ukrainian and wished Russia victory. It is reported by The Daily Beast.

The 39th Ukrainian Dmitry, who came to The United States with his family on a support program, was detained in the parking lot of a shopping center when he picked up an order. When he started telling an employee of the migration service (ICE) that "war kills" and that he was forced to flee from it, he, according to Dmitry, laughed and said that he supported Russia and wished it victory in the conflict.

Now the man is in prison, he faces deportation.

It is noted that the Ukrainian arrived in the United States at the end of 2023 with his wife and daughter. After the stay permit expired, he applied for an extension. His appeal is under consideration.

As reported by EADaily, the administration of US President Donald Trump is preparing to begin the expulsion of Ukrainians to their homeland, where men can be mobilized. Ukrainian Ambassador Olga Stefanishina said she was aware of "about 80 citizens of Ukraine." The Washington Post wrote about this on November 14.