Anna Delvey, the convicted con artist known for defrauding New York's elite, has sparked widespread outrage after being cast in the upcoming season of 'Dancing with the Stars.' Despite being on house arrest and having received special permission from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to participate, her involvement has led to criticism from notable figures, including Whoopi Goldberg. Goldberg expressed her discontent on 'The View,' questioning the fairness of allowing Delvey to appear on the show while many others face stricter consequences for their immigration status. She highlighted the perceived double standards in the system, emphasizing the injustice faced by families impacted by ICE policies. Delvey's past crimes, including stealing over $250,000, and her notoriety from the Netflix series 'Inventing Anna,' have further fueled public backlash against her casting. Critics argue that her presence on a major network show trivializes the serious nature of her offenses and the struggles of those who have faced similar legal challenges.