Anna Sorokin is reportedly out on bond after she used the money from her online art sales to be released from an ICE detention center.
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The faux socialite was granted a $10,000 bond by a US Immigration judge on Wednesday and released Friday evening after meeting the conditions for her release. Judge Charles Conroy told Sorokin that she has to find another way to promote her artwork since she was ordered not to post on social media, as reported by Page Six. Additionally, she needed to provide a residential address to the court since Sorokin will be placed under 24-hour confinement during the remainder of her immigration proceedings.
Will readily and voluntarily submit to any regime ICE/DHS & NYS DOCCS choose to impose on me. I want no problems.
— Anna Delvey (@theannadelvey) September 14, 2022
Sorokin is not allowed to leave the apartment, and her visitors would have to be approved and scheduled. She also found a guarantor for her apartment and the rent approximately costs $5,000 a month.
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The infamous socialite gained more popularity after Shonda Rhimes’ launched the limited Netflix series “Inventing Anna” where it showed her exploits as an “heiress.” Sorokin was convicted in 2019 on eight counts for grand larceny and theft of services. One of her biggest grand larceny scams involved Delvey attempting to fake documentation in order to obtain a $22 million bank loan for an art club.
A reminder that Netflix paid Anna Sorokin but not any of the families of Dahmer’s victims.
— Jowana Boo-ser
(@jowanabueser) October 5, 2022
Shes a convicted felon, and we can’t immediately deport her? Why not?
— Escobedo (@margo_escobedo) October 8, 2022
A judge sentenced her to serve 4 to 12 years but Delvey was released in February 2021 on good behavior. However, the moment didn’t last too long as she was apprehended by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers a month later then placed at a detention center in Goshen, New York.
Social media reacts to Anna Sorokin’s release and some say she should deported instead of remaining in the United States
The reactions to Sorokin’s release were very mixed as many didn’t agree with her scamming tactics. Despite the backlash, Sorokin has dedicated fans who followed her case since the begging and she’s earned new ones after the Netflix series made its debut earlier this year.
Her corrupt ass should be on a plane out of here – not released…https://t.co/MXykvXdcSh
— RD Carrington (@rdcarrington) October 7, 2022
I wanna know how she's gonna spin this and make more money #brandinggeniuspsychopath https://t.co/KXKQwxl2bp
— jd
(@starseedjazzy) October 5, 2022
Looking forward to reading about the multi-million dollar advance for the memoir and a new NFT drop. https://t.co/IfLEhcZzc5
— Carolina A. Miranda (@cmonstah) October 5, 2022
I wonder how many of those terrible drawings she made for the first show actually sold for 10k
— Liv Moe (@Liv_Moe) October 6, 2022
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