Laura 🇱🇧-Critical Mrs.

@Critical_Mrs

Cosplayer, crafts, science, Lebanese-American 🇱🇧. She/Her. Terrible with small talk. Word play is my forte.

Colorado, USA ko-fi.com/critical_mrs Joined March 2019

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Laura 🇱🇧-Critical Mrs. @Critical_Mrs Oct 17, 2023

Notice to anyone Twitter searching to find content to post on: I know topics are heated but any form of racism, islamophobia, or anti-semitism will not be tolerated & I will block on sight.

Laura 🇱🇧-Critical Mrs. @Critical_Mrs Feb 27, 2025

Someone called ICE on this sweet family who was running a Kebab restaurant. They have had a case open with with USCIS since 2016.

They would feed the homeless, disabled people & those just couldn’t afford to pay them.

There is a GFM to offer support for legal fees/lost income.

I’ve been asked by the Emanet family to set up a GoFundMe to help cover legal fees and support income while Jersey Kebab remains closed.

During the morning hours of Tuesday, February 25, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) warrantlessly picked up members of the Emanet family, Celal and Emine Emanet, from Jersey Kebab, located at 150 Haddon Avenue, Haddon Township, NJ 08108.

The Emanet family has an open case with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and has been waiting since 2016 for a decision on their case. USCIS has not decided whether to approve or deny their green card application for the past 9 years. While waiting for their case to be decided upon, Celal and Emine Emanet were left without a status.

They are contributing members of society and taxpayers with a five-year valid business license. Celal and Emine own and operate Jersey Kebab, a beloved Mediterranean restaurant across from the Haddon Township Municipality and Police building. The husban

members of the community - the sign on the door stating, “Free to anyone with a disability, homeless, or simply cannot afford it.” The couple start prep work together at 9 am and close up shop at 8:30 pm.

At the end of the night, Celal and Emine come back home where they live with their four children (Muhammed, Zeynep, Hamza, Hale), daughter-in-law (Hale), two grandchildren (Ali and Omer), and two cats (Oreo and Almond). Muhammed (25), the manager at Jersey Kebab, who attended Rutgers-Camden, is a husband and father to two children. Zeynep (23) is a Swarthmore College graduate and works at a local civil rights nonprofit organization. Their younger son, Hamza (15), and younger daughter, Hale (13), cannot imagine life without mom and dad together.

While Celal has been released from custody with an ankle monitor, Emine has been placed into the Elizabeth Detention Center in Elizabeth, New Jersey, awaiting her bond trial. This situation is especially devastating for their 15-year-old son,

here in New Jersey. Uprooting him from this support system would have severe consequences for his well-being.

Emine is not a flight risk - she is a mother, community member, and neighbor. Neither Celal nor Emine have criminal records or prior orders of removal by an immigration judge. She needs to be released on bond so she can return home. Until she is released, the restaurant, which is their main source of income, is closed. So please help out any way you can.

A sign in the restaurant window of a Kebab restaurant reads “To Anybody with a Disability or Homeless or Simply Cannot Afford”

Laura 🇱🇧-Critical Mrs. @Critical_Mrs Jan 10, 2025

Kyle is an amazing person & I was very saddened to hear about him losing his home to the devastating fires in LA. Sharing the GoFundMe.

Vinnie Singh @vinniesingh Jan 10, 2025

Kyle Shire, our friend and coworker at Critical Role, lost everything in the fire in Altadena. If you have the means to donate, we've set up a gofundme for him to help gofund.me/81e5de24
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Laura 🇱🇧-Critical Mrs. @Critical_Mrs Jan 7, 2025

This doofus is replying to a Christian Lebanese woman 😂

Laura 🇱🇧-Critical Mrs. @Critical_Mrs Jan 2, 2025

Jesse took these pictures on New Years. I don’t take many photos nowadays but I’ve been weight lifting consistently for the last 10 months & it’s done wonders & hope to continue into 2025.