#Anna delvey deportation trial#
#Anna delvey deportation series#

Her new lawyers want to start her immigration legal process from scratch so she can get out of jail while fighting deportation. (ICE), fighting what was thought to have been a 14 March deportation to Germany for overstaying her visa. Anna Sorokin a.k.a Anna Delvey has overhauled her legal team. “I think I’m more self-aware of the way I come across, not all of the time, but I just don’t think that I’m so brazen and shameless,” Sorokin told Palmer. Anna Delvey has deportation delayed, report says. The pop-up show ‘Free Anna Delvey’ includes a work Sorokin made in prison. Sorokin reported to immigration authorities herself, a law enforcement official told the Post's Rebecca Rosenberg. The New York Post first reported the news.

She will be sentenced May 9 and faces up to 15 years in jail. Sorokin, the scammer and German national who pretended to be a fake heiress with the name Anna Delvey, has been in the agency's custody since March 25, an ICE official confirmed to Insider.

Her attorney had reportedly feared her deportation.

#Anna delvey deportation trial#

Reporter Emily Palmer captured Sorokin's live reactions. Law Art-World Scammer Anna Delvey Is Found Guilty After a Dramatic Trial and Now Faces Prison and Deportation. Anna Sorokin, the fake German heiress Netflixs 'Inventing Anna' is based on, remains in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. Eventually, she saw the show - and had thoughtsĭuring an interview with 'Cosmopolitan,' Sorokin was able to see 'Inventing Anna' over video chat. 'And while I’m curious to see how they interpreted all the research and materials provided, I can’t help but feel like an afterthought, the somber irony of being confined to a cell at yet another horrid correctional facility lost between the lines, the history repeating itself,' she wrote.

#Anna delvey deportation series#

In her essay, Sorokin revealed that she had multiple phone conversations and visits with the show's staff while they were developing the series, which is told 'from a journalist's perspective.'Įven though she was consulted for the project and was reportedly paid $320,000 by Netflix for her life rights to the series, per Insider, Sorokin doesn't exactly seem to be psyched about the series premiere.