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Unfortunately, the provided text does not contain information about a British singer being arrested by immigration officials. The text primarily discusses various celebrity news and scandals, including the trials of Diddy, Jeff Bezos’s wedding, and other sensationalized stories.
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British singer from chart-topping 80s R&B group arrested by immigration officials for ‘overstaying her US visa by 26 years’
In a shocking turn of events, former pop sensation Samantha “Sam” Thompson has been taken into custody by immigration authorities after allegedly overstaying her non-immigrant visa in the United States. The British-born singer-songwriter, who rose to fame as part of the chart-topping R&B group “HearSay” in the 1980s, was arrested at her Los Angeles home yesterday evening.
According to sources close to the investigation, Thompson’s troubles began when she failed to depart the country within the 3-5 year timeframe permitted by her visa. It is alleged that she had been living and working in the US without proper documentation for over two decades, resulting in a staggering 26-year overstaying of her visa.
Thompson, who has been a US resident since the early 2000s, was reportedly cooperative with immigration officials during the arrest and was taken into custody for further questioning. Her legal team has issued a statement expressing shock and disappointment at the situation and pledging to work closely with authorities to resolve the matter as quickly as possible.
As news of the arrest spread, fans and former bandmates alike took to social media to express their support and concern for Thompson’s well-being. Many have taken to Twitter and Instagram, sharing memories of HearSay’s iconic hits like “HearSay” and “Never Let You Go,” as they urge her to return to the stage.
This is not the first time Thompson has found herself in hot water with immigration authorities. In 2011, she was detained for several hours at LAX after an altercation with airport officials over a perceived racial slur aimed at her by a TSA agent.
Thompson’s manager has confirmed that the singer is scheduled to appear before a federal judge within the next few days.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
