Chea Leb Huy was born during the siege of Cambodia, in the late 1970's. Being born during the time of so much bloodshed and the massacre of millions of people, his family lost two children due to famine and malnutrition. His family escaped Cambodia during the early 1980's and were placed in Refugee camps. He was a child when his family was sponsored by loving, caring people here in the United States. Growing up in a rough neighborhood he fell into a lifestyle that he never wanted. He has always been family oriented and wanted nothing but the best for them. He was sentenced to prison and has served his time. While he was incarcerated his father passed away. He was granted permission to attend the funeral by the Judge and Prosecutor of the state, but the prison over-ruled the decision and he was unable to attend to say his final good-byes. He was supposed to be released on August 26, 2010 but Immigration took him into custody. He was not well-informed of any information pertaining his release. The only information given is that he was transferred to Broadview, Illinois and to Juneau, Wisconsin and is a candidate for deportation. Having lived in the United States for over twenty years he knows very little of his place of origin. He is a good man and wants nothing more than to live his life with the people that love and support him. He is a loving son, brother, husband, and friend. So please help reunite him with his loved ones, and support his stay in the United States.

He was transferred to the Boone County Jail located in Burlington, KY on November 4, 2010. He is still being detained under Immigration even after his manditory 90 days, which ended on November 24, 2010. We are currently waiting for information from his Immigration Officer whether he will be able to be released and reunite with all of his loved ones.