By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 11:43 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:38 EST, 4 December 2013 Happier: Cile Precetaj, pictured, learned late Tuesday that her case is being reviewed and she can remain in her Detroit home pending the outcome An Albanian-born mother-of-three who on Monday was given 24 hours to leave the U.S. has been allowed to stay temporarily, after immigration officials said they would review her case. Cile Precetaj, 41, was told to report for deportation at Detroit Metro Airport at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday but defied the order, choosing instead to stay home and wait for U.S. Immigrations Customs and Enforcement agents to come to her.
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Cile Precetaj, 41, of Detroit, Michigan, learned late Tuesday that immigration officials are reviewing her case
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She had been ordered to report for deportation at Detroit Metro Airport at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday for a flight back to Albania
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She received a letter from authorities informing her of her deportation on Monday, a day before her scheduled flight
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In a desperate bid to buy time, she deliberately missed her flight, instead staying at home with her family around her
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She expected to be taken to jail as the authorities organize another flight before she got the good news, though her future still isn't certain
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Her husband has lived in the U.S. for 40 years and her three children, aged 11, 6 and 4, are U.S. citizens enrolled in the local school
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She is also the sole carer for her elderly mother-in-law who can't eat or walk on her own
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