Samuel Sey was deported to Canada after accepting a voluntary deportation, which is an admission of removability. Samuel Sey lied to consular officers to enter the United States on a B-2 visitor’s visa despite his intent to marry and stay in the United States. That visa lapsed. He was ineligible to work the entire time, but he persisted until he foolishly decided to fly to Nashville in October.
Joel Berry set up a GiveSendGo for Sey, under the dishonest pretense that “he can fix any clerical issues that need to be addressed for his legal residence” despite having admitted his guilt and having withdrawn any application.
Jeremy Boreing donated $5,000 to the illegal alien. Josh Howerton chimed in on Thursday with $1000 of his own. They even posted a message.
Praying God’s peace, comfort, and complete healing over your entire family right now. Please know you are deeply loved and not walking through this alone.
Josh and Jana
It would be an expensive troll for it to be fake. Howerton has publicly defended Samuel Sey to this point.
Evidently, a parasocial relationship was enough to get Josh Howerton to virtue signal his support for an illegal alien scammer. One has to wonder how many people in his own church he could have helped with that money instead.
