Scammer Anna Sorokin (Anna Delvey) faces deportation from the US to Germany soon
Anna Sorokin, the scammer known as “Anna Delvey” who posed as a millionaire European heiress in American high society circles, may soon be deported from Estados Unidos. Federal Autoridades confirmed to NY Post that they are pushing for the 35-year-old immigrant to be sent to Alemanha, her country of origin, where she will serve her sentence.
A spokesperson for Departamento of Segurança Interna (DHS) stated that Anna “for years has mocked Estados Unidos’s justice system and its immigration laws” and that “we hope to send her home soon.” The woman remains under surveillance with an electronic ankle bracelet while her appeal against deportation is analyzed.
Entrada illegal and staying in the country
Anna Sorokin joined Estados Unidos in 2017 on a tourist visa that later expired. Ela never left the country, becoming a “criminal illegal alien,” according to official DHS classification. Sua situation worsened with the criminal conviction in Tribunal Supremo of Manhattan in 2019.
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Condenada for qualified theft, attempted theft of great value and misappropriation of services, Anna built a sophisticated scheme to deceive the Nova York elites. Ela used a false identity to gain access to exclusive circles of society and, in this way, obtained financing and luxurious accommodations that he never paid for.
Fraudes in luxury hotels and international travel
The list of debts left by Anna reveals the scope of his scam:
- Conta from $11,518 at Beekman hotel in SoHo (June 2017)
- Hospedagem at W New York for two nights worth $503.76
- Viagem to Marrakech with $62,000 bill for vacation home left with supposed friend
- Estada $20,000 at five-star resort Kasbah Tamadot, owned by Richard Branson, founder of Virgin
- Serviço of Blade private jets worth US$ 35 thousand to go to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting in Omaha, Nebraska
Cada scam followed a similar pattern: Anna reserved the best, presented himself with false documentation indicating a millionaire European inheritance, and disappeared or refused to pay when the time came to settle accounts.
Condenação and current procedural situation
Manhattan’s court convicted Anna in 2019 after a trial that exposed the sophistication of his fraudulent scheme. The case gained national and international repercussion, calling into question the identity verification protocols used by hotels and luxury services in Estados Unidos. The story was later adapted into a streaming series that amplified its notoriety.
Atualmente, Anna remains in the US with electronic monitoring as his defense attempts to avoid deportation through legal appeals. DHS, however, demonstrates determination to carry out the deportation as soon as the procedural steps are completed.















