52-year old woman goes round community posting racist letters asking Asian Americans to leave

A California woman is accused of penning racist letters targeting Asian Americans, asking them to move out of one suburb, according to a report.

Nancy Arechiga, 52, allegedly left at least five of the handwritten letters on homes and other locations in San Leandro, which is a suburb of Oakland.

In one letter, Arechiga wrote to foreign-born residents, saying, “You, because we consider you’re a stranger, one bad person for this country, leave, go far away, go back to your country, the place you belong.

You have until the day May 23, 2020, Saturday 10:30 a.m. to leave this country place no Asian allowed. My Country USA, the letter continued.

One resident, who only wanted to be identified as Trinh, said her family found a letter both at their home and a nearby park.

It was shocking and the whole family was really shaken up at it. I can’t comprehend hatefulness reading this letter sent chills down my spine, she said.

Footage from a Ring doorbell camera allegedly caught Arechiga posting one of the notes on a home.

Within hours, police located her still in the area with a backpack that contained more letters.

Arechiga was arrested and booked into Alameda County’s Santa Rita Jail in Dublin.