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Boom! She broke traffic law thinking she's all that. Now she ended being stopped by GA police and discovered she and entire family has been living here illegally for 15 years.🚨Georgia college student faces deportation after running red light — police discover her entire family is living illegally in US for yearsA college student from Georgia is facing potential deportation after being stopped by police for running a red light, revealing that her family has allegedly been living in the US illegally for almost 15 years.Reports say that 19-year-old Ximena Arias-Cristobal, originally from Mexico, was pulled over in Dalton, Ga. on May 5 for disobeying a traffic sign. Despite claiming to possess an international driver's license, she was driving without a valid license and confessed that her mother had confiscated the foreign document and instructed her not to drive.Arias-Cristobal's illegal entry into the US occurred in 2010 when she was brought over by her parents at the age of 4 as they relocated from Mexico City to Dalton, over 30 miles from the Tennessee and Georgia border. Despite living locally, she was paying out-of-state tuition due to her non-citizen status.The situation escalated when it was found that neither Arias-Cristobal nor her family members spoke English, leading to her arrest for driving without a valid license and traffic-related charges. Subsequently, she was processed through the 287(G) program at the Whitfield County Jail, where it was confirmed she was not a US citizen.Ximena was transferred to ICE's Stewart Detention Center in Lumpkin, Ga., where her father, Jose Francisco Arias-Tovar, is also reportedly being held. Arias-Tovar had been arrested earlier for speeding and not possessing proper documentation to stay in the country.Despite efforts to prevent their deportation, it was indicated that the mother's arrest and subsequent deportation were likely to occur within a month, with her daughters expected to be taken along to maintain family unity.Source: NY Post