Liu had been living in Overland Park while serving as director of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Kansas City. Taiwan had claimed that she should not have been charged because she had diplomatic immunity. This morning, Liu pleaded guilty to one charge of fraud and paid $80,000 to the housekeeper and another former domestic employee. Federal officials say that as part of the plea deal, Liu will be sent back to Taiwan instead of prison. The Star reports that both housekeepers have been declared victims of human trafficking and are eligible to stay in the United States.
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Her punishment should fit the crime.
Sentence her to "domestic duties" at city hall for 2 years.
"both housekeepers have been declared victims of human trafficking and are eligible to stay in the United States."
This sentence is indicative of the idiocy of our immigration system. They aren't Americans and have no right to stay here -- send them back!
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