The legal battles behind Anna Delvey’s Dancing With The Stars debut

While under house arrest, Sorokin started her own podcast and did interviews with various media. (Vogue magazine filmed a tour of her apartment in the East Village; Vogue UK wrote a “What is Anna Delvey reading?” feature.) “Most of us would die of embarrassment at doing anything that she does,” said Pressler, describing how Sorokin stayed in a hotel for months without paying the bill and flew to Morocco with no money. “From staying in a hotel for months and not paying bills, to getting on a plane to Morocco with no money, no-one would do that. I think on the whole any admiration people have for her is kind of limited to that.” “They aren’t going to do these things, they don’t think the things she’s done are good, but the ordinary person wishes they could have that belief in themselves.” John Sandweg – who served as the acting head of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during Barack Obama’s presidency – is her current immigration lawyer. He told the BBC that lengthy deportation cases are not uncommon in the United States, but this has been “fairly protracted”. “Her criminal case has also been on appeal for a long time and that has had an impact,” he added. He said her house arrest terms were “really restrictive”. She wasn’t a flight risk or a danger to society, and she had kept to her parole conditions, he added. “Anna Sorokin’s conditions of release were amended by a Department of Justice immigration judge,” said the spokesperson. Sorokin had to pay rent while under house arrest, but this also caused dispute. Her landlord filed legal action, saying she had failed to pay three months’ rent. – This Summarize was created by Neural News AI (V1). Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgd2y5e23jo