Hartwell-Parris said in a CNN interview that she travels to the jail facility twice a week to see him, rising at four in the morning.
She is only permitted to visit him that seldom, and even then, they are separated by glass and must speak on the phone.
“Having to even get used to living without him here has been difficult,” she said. “However, I just try to give thanks to God for the brief opportunity to see him those two times a week.”
Although Trump said during the campaign that he would prioritize deporting criminals, it is unclear why ICE has focused on Parris.Parris’ involvement in a cocaine operation that.
Was dismantled by law enforcement about 15 years ago led to his conviction. More than eight years had passed since he was released from jail for that offense.
The indictment claims that on October 1, 2010, Parris transported 118 kilos of cocaine from Los Angeles to Baltimore on a private plane. Three different purchasers received the cocaine.
