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October 09, 2012
 
 

Illegal Alien Actor Arrested, Faces Deportation


"In an ironic twist of fate, an actor on his way to the Hamptons International Film Festival to see a film about his immigration journey was picked up by federal immigration officials. Customs and Border Protection agents took Praq Rado, a 31-year-old Albanian-born actor who has lived in America for 11 years without documentation, into custody on Thursday while he was on board an Amtrak train in Buffalo, the agency confirmed on Sunday afternoon," Patch.com reports.

"Lead Boarder Patrol Agent Michael Scioli said that Rado -- whose given name is Preke Radoina -- first illegally entered the country in Detroit in 2001. By 2007, immigration officials issued an order to remove him, he said. According to Percy, Rado was never deported."

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