ICE arrests the mother of Karoline Leavitt’s nephew

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Anonymous wrote:In other news Karoline is a baby mama who got a shut up ring and her brother is a baby daddy. Parents did a bang up job!

Party of family values.

Better than not getting married and not accepting responsibility of being a dad and mom.

So Trumpers are celebrating babies born out of wedlock?

They got married.

Baby was conceived out of wedlock, and life begins at conception, therefore there is not meaningful difference. Baby is a bastard.

So the bastard should probably get kicked out of the country, right?

I hope Brazil does everything they can to help this mother bring her child back to Brazil. No birthright anymore means the child, born to an illegal Brazilian is himself Brazilian.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If she leaves the country she will be barred from reentry for 10 years. KKKaroline’s brother is even dumber than her.

Don't blame anyone but the woman who chose not to take the steps needed to remain in the US.
Ferreira.

Awfully convenient that she gets picked up right when the dad wants sole custody. Definitely nothing to see here.

Every article has said that the child has always lived with the dad.

Those articles aren’t interviewing the mother.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:In other news Karoline is a baby mama who got a shut up ring and her brother is a baby daddy. Parents did a bang up job!

Party of family values.

Better than not getting married and not accepting responsibility of being a dad and mom.

So Trumpers are celebrating babies born out of wedlock?

They got married.

Baby was conceived out of wedlock, and life begins at conception, therefore there is not meaningful difference. Baby is a bastard.

So the bastard should probably get kicked out of the country, right?

I hope Brazil does everything they can to help this mother bring her child back to Brazil. No birthright anymore means the child, born to an illegal Brazilian is himself Brazilian.

Citizenship could be obtained through the father. It isn't exclusively a maternal characteristic.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/12/07/trump-immigration-karoline-leavitt-brother-bruna/

Mom of Karoline Leavitt’s nephew rejects White House narrative of her ICE arrest
In an interview, Bruna Ferreira, who chose the White House press secretary as her son’s godmother, contested the portrayal of her as a criminal, absentee mom.
From her confinement in a remote detention center in Louisiana, Bruna Ferreira recounted all the ways she said she has tried to maintain a friendly relationship with the family of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. After all, Ferreira shares a child with Leavitt’s brother.

The Brazilian immigrant selected Leavitt to be her son’s godmother. She signed off on her son’s trip to the White House Easter egg hunt this spring. And she said she “moved mountains” to ensure he could attend Leavitt’s wedding in January.

Arrested Nov. 12 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Ferreira, 33, said it is insulting to sit in orange prison scrubs facing possible removal to Brazil after spending most of her life in the United States while the Trump administration paints her as a criminal. She is being detained for being in the United States illegally, a civil violation, after overstaying a visa when she was a child.

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Karoline's brother sounds like a loser and a liar, and a vindictive one at that.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/12/07/trump-immigration-karoline-leavitt-brother-bruna/

Michael Leavitt, 35, echoed the White House’s allegation that she had never lived with her son, in text messages last week with The Post. But in court records he filed in New Hampshire in 2015, he wrote that they shared a home and listed them at the same address. Ferreira also mentioned their shared condo in a 2014 newspaper article after Leavitt won $1 million playing fantasy football. He did not respond to questions about the discrepancy. Leavitt is a former high school star athlete, is married and helps run his family’s used-car and truck business in New Hampshire.

Ferreira’s legal status had long been a point of contention in her relationship with Michael Leavitt. After they broke up, Ferreira said in court records that Michael Leavitt had in the past threatened to try to get her deported.

In the text messages, Michael Leavitt denied seeking to have Ferreira deported.

Ferreira says he and his father, Bob Leavitt, have in recent weeks told her sister that Ferreira should “self deport,” and try to return legally, a move her lawyers say would be disastrous: Under federal law, Ferreira would be barred from coming back to the United States for a decade. Bob Leavitt did not respond to requests for comment.

Michael Leavitt is from a close-knit family with deep roots in New Hampshire. He also had legal issues: He was charged twice in New Hampshire with underage alcohol possession, resulting in a fine and then a guilty plea to a downgraded town ordinance violation.

In 2009, at 19, he was found guilty of drunken driving and fined $620. In 2011, Miami Beach police arrested him for disorderly conduct, alleging that he and another man were fighting in the middle of the street, stopping traffic. The charges were dropped, court records show.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Karoline's brother sounds like a loser and a liar, and a vindictive one at that.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/12/07/trump-immigration-karoline-leavitt-brother-bruna/

Michael Leavitt, 35, echoed the White House’s allegation that she had never lived with her son, in text messages last week with The Post. But in court records he filed in New Hampshire in 2015, he wrote that they shared a home and listed them at the same address. Ferreira also mentioned their shared condo in a 2014 newspaper article after Leavitt won $1 million playing fantasy football. He did not respond to questions about the discrepancy. Leavitt is a former high school star athlete, is married and helps run his family’s used-car and truck business in New Hampshire.

Ferreira’s legal status had long been a point of contention in her relationship with Michael Leavitt. After they broke up, Ferreira said in court records that Michael Leavitt had in the past threatened to try to get her deported.

In the text messages, Michael Leavitt denied seeking to have Ferreira deported.

Ferreira says he and his father, Bob Leavitt, have in recent weeks told her sister that Ferreira should “self deport,” and try to return legally, a move her lawyers say would be disastrous: Under federal law, Ferreira would be barred from coming back to the United States for a decade. Bob Leavitt did not respond to requests for comment.

Michael Leavitt is from a close-knit family with deep roots in New Hampshire. He also had legal issues: He was charged twice in New Hampshire with underage alcohol possession, resulting in a fine and then a guilty plea to a downgraded town ordinance violation.

In 2009, at 19, he was found guilty of drunken driving and fined $620. In 2011, Miami Beach police arrested him for disorderly conduct, alleging that he and another man were fighting in the middle of the street, stopping traffic. The charges were dropped, court records show.

So was Karoline's brother lying in court records and in the newspaper article where he described living with his partner who the government is now attempting to deport and their child, or is he lying now when he said his partner never lived with their child? He sounds like he has a loose relationship with the truth.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If she leaves the country she will be barred from reentry for 10 years. KKKaroline’s brother is even dumber than her.

Don't blame anyone but the woman who chose not to take the steps needed to remain in the US.
Ferreira.

Awfully convenient that she gets picked up right when the dad wants sole custody. Definitely nothing to see here.

Every article has said that the child has always lived with the dad.

Those articles aren’t interviewing the mother.

And if you try reading the WaPo, it points out that both Karoline's brother and his ICE-arrested partner are listed in court records as sharing a home.

[Anonymous]

Daily Mail reports that Ms. Ferreira has been released on bond.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If she leaves the country she will be barred from reentry for 10 years. KKKaroline’s brother is even dumber than her.

Don't blame anyone but the woman who chose not to take the steps needed to remain in the US.
Ferreira.

What steps do you think DACA recipients can take to remain in the US?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let's set the record straight.

Gaslighting to an exponential degree. Here are some facts.

Ferreria is the mother of a child born to her and Karolina Leavitt's older brother in 2014.

They never married and went their separate ways 10 years ago. It has been many years since Karolina spoke with her.

The little boy has lived with Karolina's brother since the split -- NOT with his mother.

Karolina is the boy's Godmother BECAUSE of her brother.

The boy is not being deported.

It is likely Ferreira is not being deported since she is covered by DACA. She was brought to the US by her parents when she was 6.

But there are things that can happen that cost someone their DACA status. DACA isn't a legal basis to stay -- it simply delays deportation. But she needed to take steps to normalize her presence, and seemingly she never has.

She's in this predicament because she did't tend to her own affairs.

Leavitt's brother told her she should self-deport and then apply to return. She opted to not do that.

What do you mean, gaslighting? What factual mistakes does the CBS post contain? A daughter of a brother is a niece, isn't she?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Karoline's brother sounds like a loser and a liar, and a vindictive one at that.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/12/07/trump-immigration-karoline-leavitt-brother-bruna/

Michael Leavitt, 35, echoed the White House’s allegation that she had never lived with her son, in text messages last week with The Post. But in court records he filed in New Hampshire in 2015, he wrote that they shared a home and listed them at the same address. Ferreira also mentioned their shared condo in a 2014 newspaper article after Leavitt won $1 million playing fantasy football. He did not respond to questions about the discrepancy. Leavitt is a former high school star athlete, is married and helps run his family’s used-car and truck business in New Hampshire.

Ferreira’s legal status had long been a point of contention in her relationship with Michael Leavitt. After they broke up, Ferreira said in court records that Michael Leavitt had in the past threatened to try to get her deported.

In the text messages, Michael Leavitt denied seeking to have Ferreira deported.

Ferreira says he and his father, Bob Leavitt, have in recent weeks told her sister that Ferreira should “self deport,” and try to return legally, a move her lawyers say would be disastrous: Under federal law, Ferreira would be barred from coming back to the United States for a decade. Bob Leavitt did not respond to requests for comment.

Michael Leavitt is from a close-knit family with deep roots in New Hampshire. He also had legal issues: He was charged twice in New Hampshire with underage alcohol possession, resulting in a fine and then a guilty plea to a downgraded town ordinance violation.

In 2009, at 19, he was found guilty of drunken driving and fined $620. In 2011, Miami Beach police arrested him for disorderly conduct, alleging that he and another man were fighting in the middle of the street, stopping traffic. The charges were dropped, court records show.

I don't understand why Trump just can't pick a normal waspy wonky family person. Why does there always need to be children out of wedlock, weirdly older husbands, drunken fights, used car salespeople, drunk drivers? like did the US run out of boring families with no record?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Karoline's brother sounds like a loser and a liar, and a vindictive one at that.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/12/07/trump-immigration-karoline-leavitt-brother-bruna/

Michael Leavitt, 35, echoed the White House’s allegation that she had never lived with her son, in text messages last week with The Post. But in court records he filed in New Hampshire in 2015, he wrote that they shared a home and listed them at the same address. Ferreira also mentioned their shared condo in a 2014 newspaper article after Leavitt won $1 million playing fantasy football. He did not respond to questions about the discrepancy. Leavitt is a former high school star athlete, is married and helps run his family’s used-car and truck business in New Hampshire.

Ferreira’s legal status had long been a point of contention in her relationship with Michael Leavitt. After they broke up, Ferreira said in court records that Michael Leavitt had in the past threatened to try to get her deported.

In the text messages, Michael Leavitt denied seeking to have Ferreira deported.

Ferreira says he and his father, Bob Leavitt, have in recent weeks told her sister that Ferreira should “self deport,” and try to return legally, a move her lawyers say would be disastrous: Under federal law, Ferreira would be barred from coming back to the United States for a decade. Bob Leavitt did not respond to requests for comment.

Michael Leavitt is from a close-knit family with deep roots in New Hampshire. He also had legal issues: He was charged twice in New Hampshire with underage alcohol possession, resulting in a fine and then a guilty plea to a downgraded town ordinance violation.

In 2009, at 19, he was found guilty of drunken driving and fined $620. In 2011, Miami Beach police arrested him for disorderly conduct, alleging that he and another man were fighting in the middle of the street, stopping traffic. The charges were dropped, court records show.

I don't understand why Trump just can't pick a normal waspy wonky family person. Why does there always need to be children out of wedlock, weirdly older husbands, drunken fights, used car salespeople, drunk drivers? like did the US run out of boring families with no record?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Karoline's brother sounds like a loser and a liar, and a vindictive one at that.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/12/07/trump-immigration-karoline-leavitt-brother-bruna/

Michael Leavitt, 35, echoed the White House’s allegation that she had never lived with her son, in text messages last week with The Post. But in court records he filed in New Hampshire in 2015, he wrote that they shared a home and listed them at the same address. Ferreira also mentioned their shared condo in a 2014 newspaper article after Leavitt won $1 million playing fantasy football. He did not respond to questions about the discrepancy. Leavitt is a former high school star athlete, is married and helps run his family’s used-car and truck business in New Hampshire.

Ferreira’s legal status had long been a point of contention in her relationship with Michael Leavitt. After they broke up, Ferreira said in court records that Michael Leavitt had in the past threatened to try to get her deported.

In the text messages, Michael Leavitt denied seeking to have Ferreira deported.

Ferreira says he and his father, Bob Leavitt, have in recent weeks told her sister that Ferreira should “self deport,” and try to return legally, a move her lawyers say would be disastrous: Under federal law, Ferreira would be barred from coming back to the United States for a decade. Bob Leavitt did not respond to requests for comment.

Michael Leavitt is from a close-knit family with deep roots in New Hampshire. He also had legal issues: He was charged twice in New Hampshire with underage alcohol possession, resulting in a fine and then a guilty plea to a downgraded town ordinance violation.

In 2009, at 19, he was found guilty of drunken driving and fined $620. In 2011, Miami Beach police arrested him for disorderly conduct, alleging that he and another man were fighting in the middle of the street, stopping traffic. The charges were dropped, court records show.

I don't understand why Trump just can't pick a normal waspy wonky family person. Why does there always need to be children out of wedlock, weirdly older husbands, drunken fights, used car salespeople, drunk drivers? like did the US run out of boring families with no record?

As Grandma used to say: “Birds of a feather flock together. “

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In short, Kkaroline had her nephew’s mother deported because Kkaroline’s brother wants sole custody. It’s crazy.

I found this post. I just watched a news piece. This smells the father seeking even more custody (or arguing for less mother-parenting time or maybe less payments) after their separation. It’s not uncommon for one parent who was scorned/hurt/what-ever to want the other parent out of the picture.

I have
been through this custody thing personally, so I have a sense it’s related based on what Ive seen/heard.

This mom still has not seen her son since she was detained. She is hoping for “a Christmas miracle.”

This event/action sounds more personally motivated + Less legally -motivated. I hope she gets to see her son soon.

As for the guy? I hope he grows up.

A child benefits from both parents, if they are willing.

[Anonymous]

It sounded like she had a regular custody and parenting schedule.

The pick-up event happened on one of her parenting days (she was on her way to the grade school for pick up when she was intercepted at her home).

If I were a family court judge, I might hold this against the other parent based on her testimony and circumstances. Just saying’