Her residency was challenged after a 2022 India visit extended beyond six months due to COVID-19. She was detained during an August 11 ICE check-in and transferred to a detention centre in Georgia.
An Indian-origin woman, who has been living in the United States for nearly three decades, was detained by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on August 11 and continues to remain in detention even though an immigration judge had dismissed her deportation case and allowed her to retain her lawful permanent resident status.
Who is Venkata Narasamamba Vasamsetty
Venkata Narasamamba Vasamsetty, 60, originally hails from a village near Amalapuram in Andhra Pradesh’s Konaseema district. She has lived in the United States for nearly three decades and worked as a teacher in Wake County public schools in North Carolina. She raised two daughters, one of whom is a doctor and the other an immigration lawyer. Her children and grandchildren are US citizens.
Vasamsetty obtained her US green card in 2013, nearly 15 years after moving to the US with her husband, a software engineer.
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