Dora the Explorer deported
Dora the Explorer has finally been captured - and been returned to her Latin American country of origin - following a tip-off from a homeless individual living under a bridge somewhere in the southwestern United States. The bridge dweller - whose location and identity have not been revealed by the authorities - had informed the Immigration Bureau that Dora had resided in the United States for some years on a long-expired study visa. Dora's desire to undertake what she considered valuable tasks on the far side of the same bridge ultimately led to her capture, as she was tricked into the revelation due to h er arrang ement with the homel ess indi vi dual . On a regular basis, her crossing of the bridge had been prevented unless she answered questions. Although entrapment of th is kind is common in the various law enfor cement agencies respo n sible for immi gration , it is rare that a private citi zen is so involved in deportations. Democrats in the House of Representatives had sup...