Anna Delvey, the infamous "scammer socialite" who posed as a wealthy heiress to infiltrate the upper echelon of New York City's social scene, is facing deportation after her trial concludes. Delvey, 28, reportedly entered the United States under the Visa Waiver Program in June 2017, but stayed far past the legal timeframe of 90 days. "Regardless of whether or not she is convicted, she is amenable for removal because she is a visa waiver overstay. Delvey's story found viral fame after an article exposing her years-long con was published in New York magazine last year. U.S. law designates any fraud-related offenses "in which the loss to the victim(s) is more than $10,000 as a "deportable offense."

Source: Fox News March 24, 2019 14:48 UTC