US EditionTexas Girl, 11, Dies by Suicide After Classmates' Deportation Threats
- An 11-year-old girl, Jocelyn Rojo Carranza, died by suicide on February 8 after experiencing bullying about her family’s immigration status, according to her mother Marbella Carranza.
- Jocelyn was found unresponsive on February 3 and passed away on February 8, following threats from peers to report her family to immigration authorities.
- Marbella Carranza claimed that the school was aware of the bullying but failed to inform her about the counseling her daughter received.
- The girl's death has sparked discussions about bullying and its links to the current political climate regarding immigration policies.
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An 11-year-old Latino student ended her life following the harassment of other students from a school in Gainesville (Texas) who threatened to report her to U.S. immigration authorities to be deported along with her family. The entry "Latin girl ends her life after threats of deportation of other students" was first published on Link Latino NC. "Latin girl ends her life after threats of deportation of other students was first posted on February …
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DNyuz11-year-old Texas girl dies by suicide after being bullied over family’s immigration status: report
Jocelyn Rojo Carranza, 11, was found unresponsive in her family's Gainesville, Texas home by her mother, who says the girl was bullied at school by students who threatened to call ICE on her family.
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11-year-old girl dies by suicide after bullies threatened to call ICE on her family
The mother of 11-year-old Jocelynn Rojo Carranza said she died Feb. 8.
Mom Says Daughter, 11, Died by Suicide After Allegedly Being Bullied About Family’s Immigration Status
Jocelynn Rojo Carranza, remembered by loved ones as a "wonderful daughter...and friend to everyone," died on Feb. 8Meador Funeral Home Jocelyn Rojo CarranzaAn 11-year-old girl died by suicide after she was allegedly bullied by other students about her family's immigration status, according to her mother.Jocelynn Rojo Carranza was found unresponsive in her Gainesville, Texas, home on Monday, Feb. 3, mom Marbella Carranza told CNN affiliate KUVN. …
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