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2 US citizen children deported to Mexico along with their mother, attorney says
- On May 6, 2025, a woman named Denisse Parra Vargas was deported from Austin, Texas, to Reynosa, Mexico, along with her three children, two of whom hold U.S. citizenship.
- The deportation followed a traffic stop on April 30 for expired license tags that led to the detention of Vargas, her partner Omar, and later her children during an ICE appointment.
- Advocates say ICE was informed the children were U.S. citizens but deported the family anyway, denying them communication with family members willing to care for the children in the U.S.
- Attorney Cori Hash stated, "These actions are clearly illegal" and said the deportation involved no due process, causing trauma to the children and concerns about ongoing ICE enforcement.
- The case highlights criticism of immigration enforcement policies under the Trump administration and has prompted legal groups to call for answers and due process protections for affected families.
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ACLU ends ‘baseless’ lawsuit over deportation of a Honduran mother and her children
The American Civil Liberties Union has dropped its federal lawsuit accusing the Department of Homeland Security of illegally deporting a U.S. child and her Honduran mother and sister.
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'Makes no sense': Tulsa Co. mom facing deportation over decade-old misdemeanor
A Green Country hairdresser, wife, and mom is facing deportation over a decade-old misdemeanor. Michelle Rementeria Diaz is on an ICE hold at the Tulsa County jail. Shell go to court on June 4, all that time away from her husband and 2-year-old daughter. Her friends say its unfair, so theyre advocating on her behalf.I believe shes being treated unfairly, said Susan Ingram.Its hard to comprehend and makes no sense, said Lindsay Burns.This Faceboo…
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